St Mary’s Church, Bungay

A redundant Anglian church in the centre of the town. Built as a church to the adjacent Benedictine priory, the Grade 1 church & priory ruins have a fascinating history.…

Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum

Located around 3 miles from Bungay, the Museum houses around 65 aircraft (including cockpits); a large inside display, as well as buildings showing the history of other aviation related organisations-…

The Fisher Theatre

Bungay’s very own Theatre – This Georgian theatre is at the heart of the community, and provides  a broad programme of arts events- plays, live streams, films, concerts and exhibitions…

St Mary Church Flixton

There has been a church at Flixton since around 700, but the St Mary we see today was rebuilt in 1861 paid for by Hugh Adair, Lord Waveney-the owner of…

Bungay Common

Known as Outney or Bungay Common, it extends to about 400 acres and is naturally divided into The Lows, which forms about half the area, and comprises low lying grazing…

Bungay Castle

This early medieval fortress dating from the decades following the Norman Conquest, in the form of a square Norman keep was built in 1165 by a feudal Lord – Hugh…