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Lowestoft is a town that is literally split in two due to the sizeable lake which bisects the town into its current north and south divide. Some have called the town the "runt of England" and all throughout history, the town has had to endure more than its fair share of abuse and bullying from other places. During the Middle ages, when its fledging herring and fishing industry was beginning to develop itself as a seriously dominant presence within the local area, it had to endure the machinations of its envious neighbour, Great Yarmouth which tried its level best to squeeze the little town out of the business.

During the first and second world war, Lowestoft had to endure the unwanted and aggressive attention of the German Navy and Air force, and as a result of the sustained and intense bombing campaign that it endured during the second world war, this has meant that many mines even to this day are still being washed on the shores of the beach.

A visit to Lowestoft would not be complete without a visit to the gorgeous and simply breath taking Somerleyton Hall and Gardens which has a stunning landscape which is only matched by the remarkable interior design and decor. Somerleyton Hall is widely recognized as being one of prime examples of what l Tudor-Jacobean architecture is all about. Its history is just as rich and colourful as the various rooms throughout it, as the Hall was founded in 1240.

The information on this page is similar to that provided by Lowestoft Tourist Board. Further information can be obtained from the Lowestoft Tourist Board