Monday Afternoon Tea Walks – Ipswich Tourist Guides’ Association

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Monday Afternoon Tea Walks – Ipswich Tourist Guides’ Association

The Ipswich Tourist Guides Association at Ipswich Institute, Ipswich

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See event link for individual themed walks and to book - £10 including refreshments

Information - Monday Afternoon Tea Walks – Ipswich Tourist Guides’ Association

Ipswich Tourist Guides’ Association volunteer guides have over 30 years’ experience and a wide ranging knowledge of Ipswich’s past, present and future.  They offer scheduled, themed walking tours tailored to suit the interests of any group, and even ‘armchair’ walks at a static location.  They have all been trained as tour guides and are keen to share their knowledge of the history and culture of  our fascinating East Anglian port.

Walks start from the Ipswich Institute, 15 Tavern Street, Ipswich IP1 3AA at 1.30pm and include refreshments.

On a Walk you may hear about the history of Ipswich, and about its famous residents and visitors, including Dickens, Ransome, and Cardinal Thomas Wolsey. Information about Walks:

  • Please arrive 10 minutes early for registration. The duration of all walks is approximately 90 minutes, unless otherwise arranged.
  • Accessibility: All walks are designed for step free access. Assistance dogs are welcome.

Walk topics:

Mon 11th Nov     Ipswich in World War 1

Mon 25th Nov     Stroll with a 100 yr old Guide

Mon 24th Feb     Name Dropping

Mon 10th Mar     I Never Noticed That Before

 

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