753, Bury St. Edmunds to Sudbury
Suffolk scenery showcased sumptuously on this fab bus route!
£3 for a single adult ticket
Bus
6 places to visit
View journey AttractionsHourly
Between 63 and 68 minutes
Bury St Edmunds Bus Station
How to get hereJourney fact:
Bury St. Edmunds is home to Britain’s first ever internally illuminated street sign. Installed in 1935 on Abbeygate Street, it was designed to improve night-time visibility for motorists.
Journey Overview
A Fab Day Out!
Start your day out on the 753 bus with a morning in Bury St. Edmunds, a historic market town brimming with charm and activity. Begin your visit at the stunning Abbey Gardens, a serene and beautifully landscaped park set among the ruins of the ancient Abbey of St. Edmund. Stroll through the colorful flowerbeds and enjoy views of the historic St. Edmundsbury Cathedral, with its impressive Gothic architecture. Next, head to the Arc Shopping Centre for some retail therapy or a coffee in one of its modern cafés. If time permits, explore the bustling marketplace (open on Wednesdays and Saturdays), where you’ll find everything from fresh local produce to handmade crafts.
Board the 753 bus and enjoy the scenic ride through Suffolk’s picturesque countryside to Lavenham, one of England’s most beautiful medieval villages. Known for its crooked timber-framed houses, Lavenham offers a step back in time. Start at The Swan, a historic inn that exudes character, then wander along the quaint streets, stopping to admire the colorful façades and quirky architecture. Visit the impressive Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, a striking example of late Gothic design. For history enthusiasts, the Lavenham Guildhall is a must-see, showcasing the village’s rich wool-trading past. Stop for lunch at one of Lavenham’s charming tearooms or pubs, where you can enjoy local delicacies in a cozy setting.
In the afternoon, continue your journey on the 753 bus to Sudbury, a vibrant market town on the banks of the River Stour. Explore the Gainsborough House, the birthplace of renowned artist Thomas Gainsborough, and enjoy its fascinating art exhibitions and peaceful garden. Take a leisurely stroll along the Stour Valley Path, which offers scenic views of the river and surrounding countryside. End your day with a visit to the Market Hill, where you can browse shops, enjoy a meal at a riverside restaurant, or simply soak up the town’s lively atmosphere.
With its mix of history, scenic beauty, and charming towns, this itinerary offers a perfect day out along the 753 bus route.
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