Felixstowe Museum — Attraction in East Suffolk

What a little gem this museum is, detailing various local topics and facts surrounding the port. Staff all very friendly and egar to talk and explain about any items or information you are unsure or would like more detail about. Lots of wartime memorabilia and a super 80s room that has lots of OMG do you remember those moments.. Also the cafe was a real find, lots of lovely home made cakes and a decent choice of gluten free toasted sandwiches and cakes too.. Allow a good hour to look around properly. Point to note, please use the public pay and display carpark do not directly out the front of the museum,...

Having been round the Fort, this was a lovely addition, just 'next door'. Knowledgeable staff (all volunteers) who obviously love what they do. It's child friendly, with owls for them to find and they also have special events there, on occasion, for both children and adults.

The cafe is adequate but you may have a little wait. There is also a small gift shop there.

The lavatory is in another cafe building, a short walk away but is clean and has disabled access.

Definitely recommend a visit, especially if going...

A museum that many people miss, being tucked to the side of Languard Fort, which itself is at the end of a not too well signposted lane. But not go there, and you will miss out on a wonderfully informative experience, especially as the museum is now under new management and many exciting things are going on there. £4 brings you a good couple of hours of education, and if you are of a certain age, a whole host of memories. Plus they have a great café with...