Attractions near Flatford Bridge Cottage

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Flatford Bridge Cottage

East Bergholt, Suffolk CO7 6UL - England, UK

Just upstream from Flatford Mill, the 16th century thatched cottage houses an exhibition on landscape painter John Constable, several of whose paintings famously depict this property. A short walk downstream takes you to the quiet mill pool, where beyond is...

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Attractions near Flatford Bridge Cottage

A selection of attractions close to Flatford Bridge Cottage:

Sir Alfred Munnings Art Gallery & Museum (1.9 Miles)

Munnings was famous for his depiction of East Anglian rural life in the early twentieth century and later for his paintings of racehorses. He lived...

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Colchester Town Hall (10.3 Miles)

Colchester's grandest building, the Town Hall, is a 90-roomed baroque masterpiece with a 162ft Victorian tower. Grade I listed, it was designed by John Belcher...

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Hollytrees Museum (10.6 Miles)

An award winning museum which presents the history of the building and Colchester in a light and amusing fashion, making it ideal for family visits....

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Roman Wall (10.7 Miles)

The Roman Emporer Claudius famously rode into Colchester on an elephant in AD43. The Romans soon turned Colchester – or Camulodunum as they called it...

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Firstsite (10.7 Miles)

Firstsite is one of the leading contemporary visual arts organisations in East England. Currently based at the Minories Art Gallery we programme exhibitions, projects and...

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Castle Park (10.8 Miles)

A beautiful park based near Colchester town centre, which is situated near a leisure facility, a ten-pin bowling lane, restaurants and shops. It has...

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Colchester Castle (10.8 Miles)

This Norman castle is laid on the foundations of the Roman Temple of Claudius, destroyed in AD60 by Queen Boudica when she razed Colchester. The...

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Social History Museum (10.8 Miles)

Colchester is the oldest recorded town in the country, and therefore has a long and interesting history. Unlike many museums that are concerned with...

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Colchester Natural History Museum (10.8 Miles)

Interestingly housed in what was All Saints Church, this museum is dedicated to the rich natural heritage of North East Essex. Dominated by the marine...

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St Bodolph’s Priory (11 Miles)

These are the ruins of England's first Augustinian monastery. Founded in 1103, the Priory of St Julian and St Bodolph is now hidden in the...

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The Dutch Quarter (11 Miles)

In the 1500s Flemish Protestant refugees arrived in Colchester, their weaving skills helping to make it one of the richest wool towns in England. Although...

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St Bodolph’s Church (11 Miles)

St Bodolph's Church is squeezed into a narrow back street right next to the atmospheric ruin of St Bodolph's Priory. In fact, the original Saxon...

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Tymperleys Clock Museum (11.1 Miles)

Timperleys is a 15th Century timber-framed house, a garden and a fascinating clock museum. The house and garden that were once home to William Gilberd,...

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Colchester Arts Centre (11.2 Miles)

Colchester Arts Centre offers an astonishing choice of entertainment, ranging from films to farmers markets. The Centre also hosts club nights, poetry, salsa, theatre, world...

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Headgate Theatre (11.3 Miles)

The Headgate Theatre is the home of amateur theatre in Colchester. Events include concerts, comedy, plays, musical workshops and much more, with performers including the...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)