Reviewed on Aug 17, 2025
Set amid the gentrified buildings of Ipswich Waterfront, this classical landmark stands as a reminder of the town’s importance as a maritime trading center.
Founded by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the 16th century, a short-lived elite school has this portal as its only surviving feature.
A mishmash of architectural styles and varied dining options fill this district that cuts through the site of a former Dominican friary.
This modest bronze statue honors a locally born statesman who is notable for being the former alms-giver for King Henry VIII.
Now a lively district with a harmonious blend of historical landmarks, bars, restaurants and cultural centers, this area was formerly an industrial dockyard.
Ornamental plasterwork and a well-preserved interior decorate this large building that was a family home in the medieval era and now serves as a shop.
