Sutton Hoo at The National Trust

Sutton Hoo is a National Trust historical building that can be privately hired as a conference venue, exhibition venue, corporate function venue or party venue and is located in Suffolk.

On a spur of land rising above the River Deben, you'll find Sutton Hoo, the burial ground of Anglo-Saxon kings and warriors. This atmospheric place is one of Britain's most important archaeological sites and internationally renowned. One of several large mounds was excavated in 1939, revealing a fabulous Anglo-Saxon ceremonial burial chamber within the remains of a 90 ft ship, that had lain undisturbed for over 1300 years. Only 500 yards from the famous mounds you'll find the exhibition hall, which houses a full-size reconstruction of the chamber and tells the story of the site described as 'Page One of English History'.
This is the most unusual venue, which provides a range of facilities from the modern Glass restaurant in the award-winning Scandinavian style visitor centre, to the Edwardian gravitas of the Panelled Room in Tranmer House. You can also host a drinks reception in the Exhibition Hall around the full-size replica of the ship's chamber or a lunch party in the Glass Restaurant overlooking this ancient landscape.

Woodbridge
Suffolk
East Anglia
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