The Lowestoft Scores are a great place to start your visit to this historic town. The Scores are a unique feature of Lowestoft. They are a series of narrow lanes created over the years by people wearing paths in the soft, sloping cliff as they travelled between the historic High Street and the Beach Village. […]
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No trip to Lowestoft is complete without a visit to Ness Point, the most easterly spot in the UK. Right, well this is it folks. The end of the line, no going back, Ness Point is officially the most easterly point in Britain, known as Lowestoft Ness is marked by the Euroscope a unique circular […]
Many of the churches in Lowestoft contain some absolutely stunning architecture and are a pleasure to explore. Lowestoft is Suffolk’s second largest town, and fourth or fifth biggest in all East Anglia, depending on which borders you use for that hazily-defined region. But Lowestoft isn’t a place you pass through, being as it is the […]