Aldeburgh is a pretty coastal town on the river Alde and enjoys breathtaking views both seawards and following the river Alde inland towards Orford. Its name comes from ‘Alde Burgh’ meaning “old fort” and the town’s history is closely linked to the changes time and Mother Nature have wrought to the coastal map.
Aldeburgh was once an important Tudor port and its shipbuilders were responsible for Francis Drake’s ‘Golden Hind’. But over time the River Alde silted up taking its toll on the town’s fortunes, and coastal erosion swept away the heart of its old town. Some historic buildings have survived the centuries, such as 400-year old Moot Hall, the Norman Church and a Martello tower. Today Aldeburgh is famous for many things – good food, great fish & chips, Aldeburgh Music, Maggi Hamblings’ Scallop on the beach, as well as a vibrant art and music scene.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.
| Name | Address |
|---|---|
| Baldock | Market Place Bus Stop D |
| Biggleswade | Church Street Bus Stop opposite ASDA |
| Hitchin North | Hitchin St Marys Square Bus Stop L |
| Letchworth North | Letchworth Broadway Bus Stop H |
| Sandy | Sandy Market Square Market Square Bus Stop |
| Stevenage | Stevenage Bus Stop L Lytton Way (opp Train St) |
| From Price | Book Now | Call Back | Telephone | Favourites |
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