From the Old Toys 'R' Us shop to the 'Grandma' statue, it's hard to miss these when you are driving through Ipswich.
Orwell Bridge
The Orwell Bridge, which has recently celebrated its 40th birthday, is one of the biggest landmarks in the county.
Thousands of cars travel on the bridge daily and is one of the most recognisible Suffolk icons.
Portman Road
Home to the Blues, any list of Ipswich landmarks would not be complete with Portman Road.
The football stadium is easily recognisable and the roof can be seen from most of the town centre.
The Willis building
One of Ipswich's most iconic structures, the blacked out building is located in Princes Street.
The building was built in 1975 and was cited by Norman Foster as one of his favourite buildings.
Giles statue
Also known as the 'Grandma' statue, the piece depicts the late cartoonist Carl Giles' most popular characters.
Having graced the street of Ipswich since 1993, the cartoon character has not been on her own with the statue also featuring other characters from the Giles family cartoon.
Alongside Grandma are twins Lawrence and Ralph and Rush the dog.
Copdock Interchange
The Copdock Interchange is the first sign of Ipswich if you are heading to the town from the A12 in Essex.
Home to the former Toys 'R' Us building, people knew they were back to Ipswich when they reached the iconic roundabout.
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