What to do and see in Aldeburgh, England: The Best Things to do

Fishers Gin Distillery is located on the beach in Aldeburgh We are open for pre-booked Distillery Tours that last 90 minutes and cost £30 per person Book via www.fishersgin.com or email [email protected] Tour guests are welcomed with our signature Gin and Tonic and then enjoy a virtual river tour, walk around the distillery, botanical tea making experience, and seasonal cocktails

We are Phoenix Bike Rentals, a small business operating in and around Aldeburgh. We provide Cheap and Cheerful Bikes for you to rent

Benjamin Britten was one of the greatest composers of the twentieth century. He wrote a vast amount of incredible music and wanted everyone to enjoy it – professional and amateur musicians, music enthusiasts, children and families. He was born in 1913 and raised in Lowestoft, and Suffolk was the backdrop for nearly his entire life. At The Red House in Aldeburgh he lived with Peter Pears, his muse and life partner, for nearly two decades until his death in 1976. As well as exploring Britten’s music, visitors to The Red House can see his and Pears’ eclectic collection of art, books and objects, wander around their gardens, and discover more about their lives. Please note: following the government’s announcement of a new national lockdown from Thursday 5 November, the buildings at The Red House will close to visitors.

Mint Fitness Aldeburgh is a newly renovated fitness studio offering fitness classes, personal training, yoga, barre, pilates, sports massage and gym facilities. We are perfect for visitors because we have absolutely no joining fees or contracts plus all our classes are fun, effective, safe and suitable for all abilities.

Iken Canoe is based on the stunning upper reaches of the Alde estuary between Snape and Aldeburgh, close to the Suffolk coast. We hire out Canadian canoes, 4-6 person Katakanus, sit-on-top kayaks, stand up paddleboards (SUPs) a motor dinghy, plus Cornish Shrimper sailing boat charter, for people to explore this wonderful estuary and see wildlife such as seals basking on the mud. Hire can be from 1 hour for a SUP, or 2 hours or more on a canoe or kayak. Suitable for couples, groups or families.

From 1984 the Summer Theatres were operated by The Jill Freud Company, which was established by Jill Freud as a small to mid-scale touring company in 1980. Following Jill's retirement in 2010 Suffolk Summer Theatres Ltd was established in order to ensure the future stability and security of the Summer Theatre Seasons. We aim to continue the long tradition of repertory theatre in Southwold and Aldeburgh. entertaining holidaymakers in both towns with a broad mixture of comedies, thrillers and family drama - "Classic theatre for a modern audience" The company is managed by two producers: Mark Sterling - Director of Productions Peter Adshead - General Manager

Aldeburgh Cinema has been continuously showing films for almost 100 years, a feat made possible through the ingenuity of local heroes, starting with gentleman’s outfitter, Walter Hill, who originally built the auditorium alongside his shop. The Cinema was rescued from closure in the 1960s by the determination of remarkable individuals, including Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, who devoted time and money to ensuring the little town of Aldeburgh still has its own cinema to this day.

Aldeburgh Museum is housed in the iconic Moot Hall, one of the UK's most important timber-framed public buildings. Dating from the early 16th Century & still used by the Town Council. Aldeburgh's history packs a punch and the museum tells the varied history of Aldeburgh from Anglo-Saxon to today. Come and visit us to learn about our witches, smuggling, shipbuilding and famous and notable people associated with this seaside town.