Transportation services to and within Lowestoft include local buses and the Lowestoft railway station. The primary road is the A12, which passes right through the town. Walking is the preferred choice of transport around the town, as Lowestoft is a compact and pleasant place with award winning Green Flag beaches.The largest and most important event that takes place in Lowestoft is the Lowestoft Seafront Air Show that runs over two days. The Seafront Air Festival brings in visitors from all over the region and provides a lively festival atmosphere. A few of the parks in Lowestoft include Kensington Gardens off of Kensington Road, Nicholas Everett Park off of Bridge Road, and Somerleyton Hall and Gardens off of Blundeston Road. Brand-name retail outlets and a selection of smaller shops are located on London Road North and Lowestoft High Street. There are three supermarkets in Lowestoft, while a local market is held every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday at the Britten Centre Market. Possib;e family outing destinations in the area include the Pleasurewood Hills American Theme Park on Leisure Way or the Lowestoft Sea Front that offers two piers. A short drive south of Lowestoft is the Suffolk Wildlife Park that houses a variety of exotic animals including lions, monkeys, and giraffes. Another site to see is the wind turbine near Ness Point, which is the largest turbine in Europe. For sports enthusiasts, there is the local Rookery Park Golf Club as well as the Waveney Sports and Leisure Centre on Water Lane. For residents who have friends or family coming to visit, there are a variety of B&Bs in the seafront areas, as well as two large hotels. At night, the two most popular places to go to are The Arena in the Lowestoft seafront and Tiffin Nite Spot near Station Square.