Aldeburgh Attractions
The small town of Aldeburgh (pop. 2,870) on Aldeburgh Bay was a considerable port from the 15th to the 17th century. From this period date the Moot Hall (1520-40) and a number of picturesque old houses. Aldeburgh is now a popular seaside resort, internationally known for its Music Festival held in June and featuring the works of Benjamin Britton, a former resident. The town is also favored by anglers and visitors to the yacht club.
Aldeburgh Britten Festival
This is an annual four-day festival featuring works by Britten and other composers.
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Thorpeness
As popular with fishermen as Aldeburgh, Thorpeness, 2mi/3km north, offers sea-angling and freshwater fishing in a large mere.
