48 hours in Bury St Edmunds

Planning a weekend away in the charming town of Bury St Edmunds? Look no further! Our website is here to guide you through the best things to do in Bury St Edmunds, providing you with an itinerary perfectly tailored for 48 hours in this delightful destination. Explore historic landmarks, indulge in delicious local cuisine, discover hidden gems, and immerse yourself in the town's rich cultural heritage. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a food lover, our website offers the ultimate resource to ensure your weekend getaway in Bury St Edmunds is nothing short of extraordinary. Let us be your go-to guide for an unforgettable experience in this enchanting town.

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Local street market. Don’t miss the charming and vibrant market held on the Cornhill every Wednesday & Saturday. While the second Sunday of (nearly) every month sees a Farmers’ market visit Bury St Edmunds.

Dive into the Art galleries. With several creative hubs, from contemporary masterpieces to hidden gems, these galleries showcase an incredible variety of artistic expressions.

Cocktails at The Angel. Take a short 6 minute stroll across Angel Hill, flanked by the Abbey Gate and Angel Hotel, for a cocktail at the stunning Angel hotel bar.

Don’t miss a stunning Cathedral. Bury St Edmunds cathedral dates back over 1,000 years, with a mixture of architectural styles, including Norman, Gothic, and Victorian influences…

Catch a show. If time allows, why not catch a production at this historic gem, with its stunning architecture and rich history…

Sunday lunch. There is nothing more quintessentially British than Sunday lunch in a pub…

Friday Supper with 1921 . Indulge for your first night with gastronomic delights of 1921’s tasting menu, taking in the beautiful sights of the evening lit cathedral as you leave the Angel on your short walk to the restaurant.

Afternoon Tea. What better way to take a break from a day of exploring than a delightful traditionally British cream tea…

Enjoy a drink at the wine cellar. Sip and savour as you indulge in a delightful Saturday evening at a charming wine bar

Sunday stroll. After a delightful long lunch take a stroll in the Abbey Gardens. Relax in these picturesque gardens with stunningly maintained flower beds, a rose garden and a water garden with the backdrop of the cathedral and 13th century Abbot's Bridge via the imposing Abbey Gate.

Breakfast the Wright way. Wake up refreshed (and maybe slightly hungry?), head over to Wrights café for the most amazing breakfast of unique flavours and a charming local feel, recharge ready to explore the beauty of the town.

Drink with the locals. Visit world famous The Nutshell, once the smallest pub in the world.. captured here so beautifully by @lundonlens

Secret Supper at Lark. Book ahead for this must visit spot receiving rave reviews from across the foodie world including @jayrayner ‑ It almost feels like a secret supper club, with intimate dining (seating only 23 people), amazing tapas style social eating and excellent personal service.