Guidebook for Dunwich
Food Scene
The Ship at Dunwich
Saint James's StreetThe food is fantastic!
Sightseeing
Its the last remaining of the 12 churches that were once in Dunwich. It has historical information as it was a shelter for those who suffered with leprosy.
Nearby there is also the ruins of the Grey friar Abbey. Here you can take a lovely walk along the cliffs edge.
There is also a fascinating museum in the village that talks of its glorious history being the country's second biggest port in the middle ages.
St James Church
Saint James's StreetIts the last remaining of the 12 churches that were once in Dunwich. It has historical information as it was a shelter for those who suffered with leprosy.
Nearby there is also the ruins of the Grey friar Abbey. Here you can take a lovely walk along the cliffs edge.
There is also a fascinating museum in the village that talks of its glorious history being the country's second biggest port in the middle ages.
Parks & Nature
We are on the byway that leads into the forest. There are plenty of trials to explore that either lead to other villages, along the seaside or deeper into the forest itself. Maybe bring an OS map with you.
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Dunwich
We are on the byway that leads into the forest. There are plenty of trials to explore that either lead to other villages, along the seaside or deeper into the forest itself. Maybe bring an OS map with you.