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An award-winning museum houses a comprehensive collection of artefacts and photos related to Felixstowe's history.

A walk from Landguard Fort to Felixstowe Ferry exploring the Military History of Felixstowe.

An exhibition of historic photos and artefacts showing the history of Felixstowe, Walton and the Trimleys.

A stroll around the Ferry; a delightful hamlet full of history and seafaring stories. The walk starts and ends at St Nick's Church.

An impressive late nineteenth century civic building retaining some original features. Tours and an exhibition of archive material rarely seen are added attractions.

A unique opportunity to find out more about the Felixstowe Lodge and Freemasonry.

The beautiful centrepiece of the project will be a large-scale installation composed of sail-shaped patchworks. Each sail will be created through community workshops.

This Exhibition at The Hut on Felixstowe promenade tells the story of Beach Huts in Felixstowe

Guided Tours inside Martello Tower P in Felixstowe. Outside, look down the hatch of the underground ROC Observation Post.

The beautiful centrepiece of the project will be a large-scale installation composed of sail-shaped patchworks. Each sail will be created through community workshops.

This will be the last time to see this historic building before it is dismantled and moved when the 7th Felixstowe Scouts move to a new site. The building, which is a prewar barrack block has been in use since the 1930's.

A guided walk around Abbey Grove in Felixstowe.

A display of historic pictures displayed in Felixstowe shops showing how they looked in the past.

An iconic 1903 architectural gem on the Felixstowe cliffs which features plenty of original Edwardian features and a delightful garden.

The Felixstowe Ladies' College Chapel has been beautifully renovated by MCP who have graciously allowed access to the public.

A performance of music, dance and poetry inspired by historic events, personal stories and famous wartime speeches - on Felixstowe Railway station.

An exhibition at the Sisters Art Centre about the history of Trimley Railway station and the efforts being made to save it.

An exhibition of people from Felixstowe's past compared with those of today.

Discover Landguard Nature Reserve on a guided walk exploring its rare coastal habitats, wildlife, wildflowers and conservation work, with views of Landguard Fort, Harwich Harbour and the Port of Felixstowe.

Discover this impressive Napoleonic Fort.

On this walk we shall see almost all the buildings in Felixstowe which were designed by our most prolific architect Thomas W Cotman along with some other sights of interest. To do the walk you will need to download the "Go Jauntly" App which is free.

Martello P Open Day. This fortification, built in the early nineteenth century, is one of the few which remain along the east coast.

Reade House is one of Felixstowe's most distinctive late-Victorian Villas and has been Grade II listed since 1986.

St John's Church was built in 1856 at the time of the Crimean War as the place of worship for Colchester military garrison. Its design incorporates timber-framing, weatherboarding and exposed cast-iron brackets supporting iron trusses.

Backstage tours, including practical demonstrations of technical equipment, are offered in Felixstowe's popular theatre.