Explore the architectural heritage of Snape Maltings in a free 45-Minute guided tour.

Discover the remarkable transformation of Snape Maltings – a historic complex of Victorian industrial buildings dating back to 1846 – into a world-renowned concert hall, arts centre, and visitor destination.

The 45-minute guided tour delves into the rich history of this destination, from the vision of Victorian entrepreneur Newson Garrett in 1841, to the artistic legacy of composer Benjamin Britten in 1967, and the ongoing work of the pioneering arts charity that stewards the site today.

Along the way, you’ll uncover fascinating stories embedded in the architecture, and get a rare glimpse at often-overlooked details that reveal the ingenuity and evolution of this unique place.

Tickets are free but must be booked in advance.

13 September and 21 September 11:30am or 2pm

Available ticket add ons:

The House That Britten Built +£10

Coffee and Cake £5 per person