Top Things to do in Clare
What to do and see in Clare, England: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Clare, United Kingdom including The Globe, Clare Castle Country Park, Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul, Blue Dog, Clare, Suffolk, Clare Antiques & interiors, Clare Priory.
Restaurants in Clare
1. The Globe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 22 reviews
CAMRA West Suffolk Country Pub of the Year 2016 The Globe, Clare is a traditional English Pub offering a wide variety of real Ales, Lagers, Wines, Spirits and Bar snacks only....No cooked food available at this time. We host Live music events every fortnight providing the good people of Clare and visitors a chance to let their hair down and dance the night away to a variety of music genres.
Reviewed By 110aimeej
My favourite pub in Clare! The atmosphere was lovely and the landlord and his wife are so welcoming, remembering our names after spending a few hours in there each night. Really looking forward to going back! A special mention to Neslon the dog!
2. Clare Castle Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Clare Castle Country Park is a beautiful quiet area to relax, play, get close to nature and learn about Clare’s fascinating history and heritage. The park contains the remains of the 13th Century stone castle keep set upon its 60ft high motte overlooking the town, as well as its inner and outer baileys which are ideal areas for recreation and picnics. The inner bailey also contains the former railway station which now houses the Platform One Cafe serving hot drinks and food throughout the year. Away from the open green areas visitors can find the footpaths through the trees and along the banks of the River Stour and along the old railway line. Here can be viewed the variety of trees and plant life, and information boards show the various birds and water life which can be seen along the waters’ edge.
Reviewed By WorldwideRover007
This place has a little but if everything. There is a playground as well as a train play structure. They have wooden sculptures in the shape of sheep that you can sit on. The walking trails weave through the park and walk next to a river where there is a family of swans. The castle has been fixed and there is a circular bench that tells you how far and in which direction are landmarks. There is also a staircase that now walks along the most.
3. Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By turtle9 - Clare, United Kingdom
Since the boom days of the cloth industry in this area- 13-16 centuries, the chuch of st Peter and St.Paul has dominated the town. Clare is the smallest town in Suffolk, but its parish church is quite exceptional
4. Blue Dog, Clare, Suffolk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
A carefully edited collection of accessories and clothing, lovely things for your home, gifts, stationery and cards in Clare, Suffolk. Plus a fab holiday apartment upstairs!
5. Clare Antiques & interiors
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Antique, reproduction and second-hand furniture, china, paintings, books, glass, rugs, records and everything for the home and garden
Reviewed By Fairylu13
Visited Clare Antiques today. Although it is now smaller it is still packed with some quirky and interesting antiques and Collectables and to top it all off the tea room is lovely. We enjoyed a lot of tea, a coffee and a scone with homemade jam and clotted cream and it was delicious. We left very happy and will definitely visit again. Also really convenient parking next to some lovely walks at Clare country park.
6. Clare Priory
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By brianrD442VK - Norwich, United Kingdom
Clare Priory in close to the village but once through the gates it’s a wonderfully calming and restful place to sit and take in its history since 1248! The church is modern and lovely mass on Dunday and the small shrine is beautiful
