Find holiday inspiration for the perfect break - East Anglia

Peterborough Tourist Information

Peterborough Cathedral during the Heritage Festival Peterborough along the River Nene is a major business and leisure centre in Cambridgeshire and a great budget gateway into the Fens. Easily accessible off...

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King’s Lynn Tourist Information

Old Custom House & Captain George Vancouver Statue, Purfleet Quay, King’s Lynn Heritage Wash port King’s Lynn in North Norfolk is a breathtaking waterfront location with a charming quayside along the Great...

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Suffolk Coast Tourist Information

Award-winning beach at Southwold The Suffolk Coast stretching from the Stour estuary in the far south to Kessingland in the north is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and one of England’s heritage coasts....

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East Anglia Tourist Information

Stour River Valley – Constable Country just south of Ipswich in Suffolk East Anglia in England’s far eastern corner is one of the UK’s most popular holiday destinations, where you will find low lying...

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Ely Tourist Information

Historic cathedral city Ely in East Cambridgeshire nestles just north of Cambridge and makes a superb gateway base into the Fens. Famously associated with Oliver Cromwell who lived in Ely for 10 years, Ely’s...

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Aldeburgh Tourist Information

Wildflowers on Aldeburgh Beach Seaside gem Aldeburgh on the Suffolk Heritage Coast is internationally renowned for the Aldeburgh Music Festival. The festival takes place annually in June at Snape Maltings just...

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Cambridge Punting

Cambridge Punting No visit to Cambridge is complete without a Cambridge Punting tour along the River Cam with views of The Backs of the colleges. See spectacular views of King’s College, Trinity and other...

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What to See & Do in Cambridge

Kings College Chapel Cambridge Cambridge is a city break competing with the world’s best and the delights that await in this architectural and cultural jewel will astound.  You’ll never be stuck for what to do...

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Blakeney Tourist Information

Blakeney village on the North Norfolk Coast has a pretty quayside and is sheltered by the spectacular Blakeney National Nature Reserve (National Trust). Blakeney Point, a naturally formed shingle spit...

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Cambridge Tourist Information

Cambridge Colleges – King’s College Cambridge is architecturally dazzling and a top UK city break attracting huge numbers of national and international visitors. Tour the historic colleges including the famous...

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Cambridge City Centre Tourist Information

Cambridge Punting Tours Cambridge city centre is a a tightly packed feast of historic architecture, world class museums and galleries. Stylish cafes, restaurants and tearooms jostle for space, with a fantastic...

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Ipswich Tourist Information

Tudor Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich Ipswich Waterfront & Marina Historic centre Ipswich has a distinct market town feel and this Suffolk capital is also a chic and lively centre with cutting edge museums and...

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Cambridge Colleges

King’s College Chapel – The Backs of the colleges – Britain on View ‘The Backs’ The Backs is the green space of the land sandwiched between Queen’s Road and the six riverside colleges which include Clare...

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Cambridge Food & Drink

Cambridgeshire and East Anglia are amongst Britain’s best farming regions so it’s no surprise that Cambridge food and drink served in an array of fine restaurants, award-winning cafes and gourmet inns is...

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Cromer Tourist Information

Cromer Fans of classic English seaside resorts will feel more than at home in beautiful Victorian seaside resort Cromer on the North Norfolk Coast. A long-standing resort favourite, this Norfolk seaside gem...

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