The East of England – What’s happening in that sticky out bit above London?
There’s a whopping collection of 200 aircraft here. You’ll see the WWII Spitfire, the Mach 3.5 Blackbird, and pretty much every impressive bomber, fighter... Keep reading
Ever wondered what life must be like in the lap of gold-plated luxury? Get yourself down to Blenheim Palace, located in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, for... Keep reading
Drayton Manor is a theme park, zoo and resort all wrapped up into one. There are over 50 rides and attractions, including Europe's only... Keep reading
From seals and penguins to sharks and stingrays, SEA LIFE Hunstanton’s packed with the type of ocean A-listers that float anyone’s boat. This super... Keep reading
SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth has a different mix of species as residents compared to other SEA LIFE centres, which is always nice if you’ve... Keep reading
Lots of exciting stuff. Essex has tigers at Colchester, sharks at Southend and TOWIE stars at Sugar Hut. Norfolk’s Great Yarmouth and Hunstanton have ice cream and seaside fun. And there’s Venice-style punting on Cambridge’s River Cam. Don’t demand the guide sings opera though. Unless you want to get wet. Love festivals? Latitude, First Light and Spill cover top tunes, storytelling, and experimental theatre. If you fancy yourself as a bit of a Jamie Oliver, taste sea-fresh oysters and explore the vineyards and craft breweries. Then get your stately home fix at Hatfield House and its gorgeous gardens.
Bedfordshire’s no slouch when it comes to fun either. Zip through the trees at Go Ape Woburn. Glide over Dunstable Downs. Or (even better) sink margaritas at Bears & Tales.
The East of England – flat countryside, bubbly people!
The university city of Cambridge puts the East of England firmly on the map for it's academic prowess. It's a flat region which makes it great for farming we are told.
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