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East Anglia
EAST ANGLIA – WHY GO?
East Anglia – the fenlands and farmlands of Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex – is home to the Queen’s estate at Sandringham, beautiful Holkham beach, the waterways of the Norfolk Broads and the cities of Cambridge and Colchester. This is a region of sand dunes, unspoilt villages, wide-open skies and ever-present water.
MUST SEE, MUST DO
Flatford Mill
This is Constable country, so don’t miss a trip to the painter's birthplace at Flatford Mill in the village of East Bergholt, where there's also a lock and barge dock. Earn your lunch by rowing along the River Stour with a picnic and a bottle of chilled white wine – there's a boating station in Dedham. Trawl for antiques in pretty Dedham, where you can stroll along the river – just pick up a walking map.
Newmarket
Newmarket is the home of horse racing, so get into the stirrups with a day at the races, a visit the National Stud or the National Horseracing Museum. It’s also possible to visit training yards, gallops and bloodstock sales to watch Britain’s most expensive hooves go under the hammer.
Historic cities
Bursting with medieval history, Norwich boasts a lively market square and a jumble of little cobbled streets packed with antique and craft shops. Delve into the rich Roman history of Colchester and head to Harwich to discover its maritime history. Pop to Ely to see its stunning cathedral and take a trip to the famous abbey at Bury St Edmunds.
Cambridge
Educate yourself about the churches, cloisters and colleges of Cambridge on a city tour, or give your brain a rest and go punting or picnicking on the river Cam instead. Bursting with museums and fabulous architecture, a leisurely stroll is the best way to explore the cobbled courts, bridges and courtyards. Don’t forget to check out the bustling arts and craft markets and shopping centres for a retail treat.
The Broads
Inland waterways don’t come much more beautiful than the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads. Britain’s biggest wetland is home to rare birds, plants and creatures that thrive in the marshy land and woods. Take a relaxing boat trip through the Broads to experience the eclectic wildlife from the waterways.
MAKE A DATE
May
Bury St Edmunds’ annual spring festival kicks off with theatre, comedy and an eclectic mix of music.
May
Food, fashion, farming and more are on offer at The Suffolk Show.
July
Join in the annual Harwich Festival – seven days of music, theatre, storytelling and visual arts
June – August
Combine a day’s racing with great music at Newmarket Nights – a series of concerts on race days featuring top bands.
September
Head for the Arts Picturehouse to catch some releases at the Cambridge Film Festival.
EAST ANGLIA ROMANCE
Cosy up and share a pint or two in Britain’s smallest pub the Nutshell in Bury St Edmunds.
Selected Hotels
Maison Talbooth
Country house with riverside restaurant in pretty Dedham Vale
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Pier at Harwich
Landlubbers' haven at the heart of old Harwich
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Tuddenham Mill
Restored Suffolk watermill with sleek and chic interiors.
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The Swan at Lavenham
Lavishly raftered inn set in a showpiece Tudor town
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