A family seaside resort with sandy beaches and seafront gardens, the nearest beach is south of the station (over the bridge). Lowestoft also has a rich maritime heritage and Lowestoft Ness has the distinction of being the most easterly point of the British Isles.
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TI East Point Pavilion, Royal Plain. Tel. 01502 533600.
Displays and exhibits tell the story of Lowestoft's long and varied maritime
history. Tel. 01502 587500.
Open Easter & May-Oct, Daily 1000-1700.
www.lowestoftmaritimemuseum.co.uk
View and ride on vintage trams, trolleybuses and a 2ft gauge light railway.
Authentic street furniture adds to the atmosphere. Events programme. Tearoom.
Tel. 01502 518459.
Open Apr-Sep, Th (also TWS mid Jul-Aug) 1300-1700, Sun 1100-1700.
www.eatm.org.uk
Bus
X22 from Bus Station and Rail Station to Museum, 22 minutes journey, M-S ½-hourly, Sun 2-hourly.
Operated by First.
You can walk from Oulton Broad North/South.
For Lowestoft Museum see Oulton Broad North/South.
