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1. www.thesuffolkcoast.co.uk › walberswickGuide to Walberswick village in Suffolk - The Suffolk Coast

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   Walberswick Beach Guide. The idyllic seaside village of Walberswick is home to a picture-postcard green, surrounded by pastel coloured cottages and villas, cafes, shops and pubs - all a stone's throw from the glorious beach. Walk over the bridge and out across the dunes and bask in the stunning views of Sizewell beach to the south and Southwold ...

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › WalberswickWalberswick - Wikipedia

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   England. Suffolk. 52°18′47″N1°40′01″E / 52.313°N 1.667°E. Walberswick is a village and civil parish on the Suffolk coast in England. It is at the mouth of the River Blyth on the south side of the river. The town of Southwold lies to the north of the river and is the nearest town to Walberswick, around 1 mile (1.6 km) away.

4. mapcarta.com › 17615492Walberswick Map - Village - Suffolk Coastal District, England, UK

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   Walberswick is a village and civil parish on the Suffolk coast in England. Walberswick has about 380 residents. Mapcarta, the open map. ... Open Location Code ...

5. www.explorewalberswick.co.ukExplore Walberswick, on the Suffolk Heritage Coast

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   Walberswick: an idyllically secluded village on the Suffolk Heritage Coast. This delightful coastal village is a popular holiday destination for those who wish to experience Walberswick's unspoilt dunes, its beach and its charm. Within Walberswick there are tea rooms, restaurants, two public houses, an art gallery, village shop, original crafts ...

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6. www.suffolk-secrets.co.uk › guides › things-to-do-inGuide to Walberswick - Suffolk Secrets

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   Dec 20, 2023 · Guide to Walberswick. Courtney Kelly 20 December 2023. Deriving its name from two Saxon words (Waldbert, the name of a Saxon, and wyc, meaning shelter or harbour), Walberswick has been a settlement on the Suffolk coast since the early Middle Ages. Now a tourist hotspot for crabbing, birdwatchers and those who enjoy a serene seaside holiday, the ...

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7. www.suffolktouristguide.com › walberswickWalberswick - Suffolk

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   Walberswick is one of Suffolk’s hidden gems, tucked away across the River Blyth from the much higher profile Southwold. Until the early 20th century Walberswick was a trading port, but today it is one of Suffolk’s leading places to visit – for those in the know! (Image from Sylvia Speak at robsyl87@tiscali.co.uk)

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   Where is Walberswick?

   • Set on the unspoilt Suffolk coast, the Georgian village of Walberswick is a nostalgic English seaside dream. Quieter than the neighbouring town of Southwold, this pretty seaside village is the perfect place for a bucket and spade holiday, followed by a hearty pub lunch or cream tea or a quiet, romantic break during the winter months.

   Guide to Walberswick village in Suffolk - The Suffolk Coast

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   How did Walberswick get its name?

   • Deriving its name from two Saxon words (Waldbert, the name of a Saxon, and wyc, meaning shelter or harbour), Walberswick has been a settlement on the Suffolk coast since the early Middle Ages.

   Guide to Walberswick - Suffolk Secrets

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   What to do in Walberswick?

   • This delightful coastal village is a popular holiday destination for those who wish to experience Walberswick's unspoilt dunes, its beach and its charm. Within Walberswick there are tea rooms, restaurants, two public houses, an art gallery, village shop, original crafts and gift shops.

   Explore Walberswick, on the Suffolk Heritage Coast

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   What is Walberswick famous for?

   • Perhaps one of the most iconic views of Walberswick is that of its fishermen’s huts and houses on stilts. They were once far more numerous, but the great storm of 1953 washed many away and the picturesque Tea Rooms was last seen floating merrily away down the river. THE VILLAGE SIGN

   The Village » Walberswick

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   Where was Walberswick railway station?

   • Walberswick railway station was on the narrow-gauge Southwold Railway which ran from Halesworth (railway station) to Southwold (railway station). The station was located to the west of the village around 400 metres (440 yd) south of the crossing at the Bailey Bridge. The line and station closed on 11 April 1929.

   Walberswick - Wikipedia

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   Is Walberswick a good place to live?

   • With over 1,000 acres (4 km 2) of heath and marshland protected within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Walberswick has good varied local habitats for birds. A derelict windmill stands on the marshes near Walberswick.

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9. walberswick-pc.gov.uk › home › the-villageThe Village » Walberswick

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   WALBERSWICK. Is a beautiful, unspoilt village situated at the mouth of the River Blyth. There are no amusement arcades or candy floss to be found, but families seeking pleasure in the peace and quiet of the beach, river, marshes and heathland will find it here. Perhaps one of the most iconic views of Walberswick is that of its fishermen’s ...