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Bury St. Edmunds formerly Beodericsworth is a town within the Suffolk County, England. It lies at the heart of the East Anglian Heights in proximity with the Rivers Lark and Linnet.

The word "Bury" in the town's name roots from the German word "Burg" that means either fortress and or castle. The "St. Edmunds" on the other hand, refers to the famous Edmund King of the East Angles who died during a battle with the Vikings sometime in 869.  The king later became a saint and the venue (Bury St. Edmunds Abbey) where he was buried became a famous pilgrimage site. The town is famous for its cultural heritage, retail areas and wealthy economy.

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There are many advantages of driving a car hire during travel, of course when you can't bring your own car. You are the master of your itinerary and your schedule will not depend on the public transport. You get the chance of hiring a car you haven't driven yet. It's less hassle if you opt for a car hire, rather than catching buses or taxis which can be very expensive.

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Top Attractions in Bury St. Edmunds

Bury St. Edmunds Abbey was a grand monastery in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk known for being the wealthiest and most powerful Benedictine monastery in England and for being the place where St. Edmund was buried. The site was ruined during the 13th century after the townsfolk attacked it due to the ill treatment they experienced from the monks. Visiting the ruins is free of charge.

Ickworth House is located at The Rotunda, Horringer, Bury St. Edmunds. It is a beautiful country house that was first built by Frederick Augustus Hervey, 4th Earl of Bristol. The Hervey family then owned the property until the 7th Marquess of Bristol sold the rest of its family's lease to the National Trust. The house now serves as a hotel and park.

Green King Brewery and Museum is located at Westgate Street, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. It features displays about the Greene and King families who together established the Greene King and Sons Ltd. The venue also showcases how beer is made today making it a more exciting place to visit.

Theatre Royal lies at the heart of Bury St. Edmunds along Westgate Street. The theatre is known for featuring magnificent and unique performances and for being the country's surviving example of Regency playhouse.

Smiths Row (Bury St. Edmunds Art Gallery) is a modern art gallery and craft shop. It is located at the Market Cross, Cornhill, Bury St. Edmunds. The venue works side by side with several artist in showcasing art exhibitions and providing several educational activities.

West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village is a 125-acre part and reconstructed village from the Anglo-Saxon era where the original settlement in the town was situated. The park is located at Icklingham Road, West Stow, Burry St. Edmunds. It has a famous nature trail; children's play ground, river, lake, woodland, heath, a cafe and shop.