Attractions in Newmarket

As the spiritual home of horse racing, Newmarket offers an unmatched collection of heritage venues, historic open spaces, and world-class attractions where a single day is simply not long enough. Immerse yourself in the global thoroughbred industry with an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of The National Stud, explore centuries of royal and sporting heritage at the National Horseracing Museum, or witness elite thoroughbreds during morning exercise across The Hallowed Gallops. Accompanied by our expert team of local Tour Guides, visitors can choose from a wide programme of public guided walks or arrange bespoke group experiences tailored for racing enthusiasts, history lovers, and luxury travellers alike.

Beyond our iconic training grounds and historic yards, Newmarket provides the ideal central base for an extended getaway across the East of England. Once you have explored our local hidden gems, continue your heritage quest by discovering the cathedral city of Ely, the historic university town of Cambridge, and the medieval streets of Bury St Edmunds. Turn your visit into an unforgettable stay-and-play break by booking luxury boutique Accommodation, or browse our curated Experiences for exclusive equine encounters, behind-the-scenes access, and indulgent weekend activities across the region.

The National Stud

The National Stud opened its gates to the public for the first time in the mid 1970s.

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Ely Cathedral

Ely Cathedral is widely acknowledged as one of the wonders of the medieval world.

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The National Stud

Meet mares and foals, see stallions and learn about the workings of a thoroughbred stud farm. £15 per person.
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The National Horseracing Museum

A fantastic state-of-the-art attraction, exquisite gallery of art and racehorse experience in the heart of Newmarket.
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The Hallowed Gallops

The Newmarket Training Grounds include an array of facilities for training Thoroughbred racehorses.
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Bottisham Airfield Museum

This wonderful Museum was opened in 2009 to commemorate the sometimes forgotten role of the airfield at Bottisham in World

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Burwell Museum and Windmill

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West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village and Country Park

One of England's great archaeological sites, West Stow is home to a stunning recreation of an Anglo-Saxon village and 125 acres of unspoiled countryside.
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Moyse’s Hall Museum

Steeped in history, Moyse’s Hall has looked out over Bury St Edmunds market place for almost 900 years.
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Ely Cathedral

Ely Cathedral is widely acknowledged as one of the wonders of the medieval world, dating back over 900 years