The east of England is a beautiful part of the country. Fascinating history, natural beauty and a welcoming population made up of pretty country villages and elegant Roman towns make it a natural destination for any holidaymaker. Here are six of the best things to do in the region, whether you’re a family group or a solo traveller.
As you take a tour around this elegant 17th-century country house, you'll be transported back to a bygone era, with its unique furnishings and stories of its former residents. Step outside and discover the beautiful gardens, rolling landscaped park and woodland with waymarked trails.
Experience what it was like to be Lord of the Manor with a visit to this stunning, well‑preserved castle and walk amongst its impressive walls, behind which Mary Tudor was proclaimed Queen of England. Enjoy a wonderful day out in the beautiful Suffolk countryside.
Set in the peaceful countryside of East Anglia, Ely Cathedral has a rich and varied history, evidence of which surrounds you throughout your visit. Wonder at the Octagon Tower, a masterpiece of medieval engineering, and explore the pretty monastic buildings and scenic grounds.
Explore miles of navigable lock-free waterways and enchanting countryside. Perhaps visit Wroxham, the capital of the Broads, or spend time exploring the many enchanting towns and villages situated along the waterways. Enjoy a relaxing break or have some family fun on a well-earned break.
See everything from Egyptian coffins to illuminated manuscripts, rare coins to Impressionist masterpieces, Renaissance sculptures to Asian art at this fascinating museum. Its internationally-renowned collections are complemented by a programme of major exhibitions, events, music and workshops year-round.
This popular amusement park is located on the stunning Norfolk coast. It features thrilling rides, including coasters and dodgems, along with more traditional family-friendly attractions, plus an array of other fun things to do that will keep the whole family entertained for the whole day.