The remains of Sudbury's Dominican priory stand in a quiet corner of the town, incorporated into later buildings. Enough medieval fabric survives to give a sense of the original scale — a sizeable establishment that reflected Sudbury's importance as a wool-trade centre in the fourteenth century.
The site is not a formal visitor attraction — the buildings are in private use — but the exterior is visible and worth a look for those interested in medieval architecture. Combined with St Gregory's Church, it gives a sense of the substantial religious life that the medieval town supported.