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Situated on the River Orwell, the vibrant town of Ipswich offers plenty to keep visitors entertained. Hiring a car will allow you to explore the surrounding area of Suffolk with its beautiful countryside, great beaches and market towns.

This waterfront town boasts great history, shopping and culture, and visiting its surrounding areas with your rental car will keep you busy. Find out why to go...

Ipswich is the perfect Suffolk base, not only for exploring the town itself, but for getting out into the surrounding areas. Pre-book your rental deal online for the best price and pick it up from downtown locations.

The working port of Ipswich is a great place to start your exploration of the town. Try out the waterside shops and eateries, have a look at the Jerwood DanceHouse or just watch the moored yachts as they bob effortlessly on the water.

Fancy a trip to the theatre? Ipswich has three. Or if you're more of an art buff, Christchurch Mansion offers a selection of work from local artists. Football fans may like a tour of Ipswich Town Football Stadium, while shopaholics will be spoilt for choice with a selection of both high street stores and independent boutiques.

Hiring a car is a great way to get out and explore the beautiful area of Suffolk. But where should you start? Here are some ideas...

Ten miles from Ipswich will bring you to 'Constable Country'. This was where the artist John Constable was born, and was the inspiration for a large amount of his work. Immerse yourself in the landscape that had such an impact on him and his art.

Or maybe you'd prefer to be beside the seaside? Suffolk offers plenty of choice, such as Aldeburgh which is located 25 miles away. Famed for its delicious fish and chips, the working fishing town will allow you to sample catch straight from the sea. It also boasts a Blue Flag beach and hosts the annual Aldeburgh Festival.

Another popular Suffolk seaside down is Felixstowe, and along with traditional beach huts it offers many amusements and attractions such as adventure golf and a miniature train, making it the perfect choice for families with kids. Lowestoft is a further option and this also boasts two Blue Flag beaches.

If you're looking for more of a historical day out, Woodbridge was a settlement for more than 1,000 years and a museum in the town will educate you all about the history. Bury St Edmunds is another option and in this market town you will be able to admire the medieval architecture, Georgian squares and garden of an 11th century abbey.