The Henry VI Tapestry
At the far end of the North aisle in St Edmundsbury Cathedral, a set...
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Tourism Minister takes a guided tour of the abbey
We were delighted to welcome the Tourism Minister, Nigel Huddleston MP, on a tour...
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Our Ghostly and Macabre Tours are back!
Join our Ghostly and Macabre Tours to explore the darker side of Bury St...
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Heritage Open Days 2021
Heritage Open Days 2021 is England’s biggest festival of history and culture. Every September...
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James Stiff, noted English potter
Born in 1808 at Rougham, James Stiff was the son of Robert Stiff, a...
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The Smiling Angels of St. Mary’s Church or Can you spot the Spider?
No visit to Bury St Edmunds would be truly complete without exploring the beautiful...
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Performing Camels in the Abbey Gardens
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: Extraordinary Announcement – MACARTE’S CIRQUE IMPERIAL, Accompanied by a Troupe...
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Pill boxes: defending Bury in World War II
Photo: Pill box, near Sicklesmere Road Pill boxes are a visible reminder of Bury’s...
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Our tours restart on 12 April!
We are delighted to announce that our tours will restart on 12 April. Our...
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Vulcan’s Cave, Cannon Street
At the bottom of Cannon Street stands Vulcan’s Cave, bearing the indications that it...
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