The industrial market town of Haverhill is located in Suffolk, about 80kms north of London. Dating back to the Saxon era, there is a long an interesting history here, reflected in the handful of buildings that survived the Great Fire of London in 1667. One worth visiting is the Anne Cleves House, given to Anne of Cleves by Henry VIII following their divorce. Numerous Victorian homes also dot the city centre, which is small enough to explore on foot. These days, Haverhill is a young, modern town with a growing immigrant population and the usual array of amenities. High Street is the place to get a sense of the heritage of the town, especially on Saturdays when the weekly market is held here. The River Stour and Flood Park Lake provide an opportunity for water recreation, while a golf course, a bowling alley and a modern cinema complex add to the entertainment. Haverhill hotels are of the typical English market town variety, offering convenience and comfort over luxury.

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