Sutton Hoo Royal Burial Site Latitude: 0.052° 52' 41.1° N Longitude: 0.01 ° 26' 15.9° E
About Us
Burial ground of the Anglo-Saxon kings of East Anglia where priceless royal treasures were discovered in a huge ship grave. The exhibition tells the compelling story of Anglo-Saxon warriors, treasure and kings, with a full-size reconstruction of the burial chamber.
Admission Costs
Opening Hours
12 Feb-16 Mar 07, 11 - 4
17 Mar-1 Apr 07, 10 - 4
2 Apr- Sep 07, 10.30 - 5
3 Sep-28 Oct 07, 11-5
29 Oct-29 Feb 08, 11 - 4
Address
Tranmere House
Sutton Hoo
Woodbridge
Suffolk
IP12 3DJ
Other Information
Accessibility details : Level entrance. 6 wheelchairs. Ground floor accessible. Seating available. Audio visual/video. Braille and large-print guide. Induction loop. Sign interpreter by arrangement.
Partly accessible, slopes, uneven paths, undulating terrain. Map of accessible route. Burial ground tours not accessible for visitors in wheelchairs or PMV due to uneven and undulating ground. 2 single-seater PMVs, booking essential.
Shop and restaurant accessible.
Accessible toilet and disabled parking.
Accessibility
How to Find Us
By car : On B1083 Melton-Bawdsey. Follow signs from A12 N of Woodbridge.By train : Melton 1 ¼ ml, Woodbridge 3ml.
By bus : Ipswich Buses 71/3, 171 Ipswich-Bawdsey pass by Melton 1 ¼ miles from site.
