オールドバラでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A lovely little pastry and sandwich shop with about six tables inside a small, piped-in shop. Next door sits a dentist who immediately realized he'd found a sweet spot :-) Great service and low prices for a seaside resort. And everything tastes amazing. The coffee cups are almost half a liter, so they're definitely generous with the portions. Highly recommended!

The windmill is situated on the heath next to the Thorpeness Meare and the "House in the Clouds". It is a prominent landmark that can be easily viewed from various walking trails in the area, such as the path from Aldeburgh.

The Moot Hall is a Grade I-listed Tudor building dating to approximately 1550 that houses the Aldeburgh Museum and is still used for town council meetings.

The church has beautiful windows and, as a highlight for me, an old sailing ship model

St. Peter and St. Paul Church, Aldeburgh Beautiful old windows and a ship model

Two fab-looking old buildings on the seafront of Aldeburgh, I only walked by and did not stop. Love seeing these types of structure, not one part of them look straight, a DIY'ers nightmare.

Thorpeness Windmill has not always stood in this spot. Amazingly, it was built at Aldringham in 1903 and used as a corn mill. In 1923 it was moved here and converted to use as a water pumping mill to pump water to the House in the Clouds which you will be able to see by the coast to the south.

Now unique holiday accommodation, The House in the Clouds started life as a water tower in 1923 with water pumped from the nearby mill, but in 1977, was sold to private owners and renovated into this intriguing building.