Debenham Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
village and civil parish in Suffolk, United Kingdom
About Debenham
This village (population 2210 in 2011) has only a tenuous connection with Debenhams retail stores, which folded in 2020 having struggled for some years. The business was founded in London in 1778 by William Clark, who in 1813 took on a partner William Debenham (1794 – 1863) from Alpheton in Suffolk. That village, 20 miles southwest of Debenham near Sudbury, also rated a mention in the Domesday Book, with similar trades, but never grew to the same extent.
Top Attractions in Debenham
Explore the best things to see and do in Debenham:
- ★Church of Saint Mary Magdalene
- ★Mid-Suffolk Light Railway
- ★Owl Sanctuary
Where to Eat in Debenham
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Bistro at the Barns
- 🍴Debenham Fish & Chip Shop
Where to Stay in Debenham
- 🏨Cherry Tree Cottage
- 🏨Elm Tree Farm
- 🏨Flindor Cottage
Debenham Travel Guide Sections
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