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Attractions in the East of England
Norfolk and Suffolk are full of places that turn an ordinary day into something properly memorable, from historic houses and castles to museums, gardens and experiences that bring local stories to life. You’ll find a mix of well-known favourites and smaller discoveries, with plenty to suit different ages, interests and seasons.
Many attractions offer plenty to explore beyond the main highlights, with grounds, trails and changing displays that make it easy to linger, return and keep finding something new.
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Lavenham Guildhall – National Trust
An impressive timber-framed building dating from 1530. Originally the hall of the Guild of Corpus…
Beers of Europe
Britain’s biggest beer shop with more than 150,000 bottles and over 5,000 different UK ales, world…
Cromer Museum
Discover the geological history of Norfolk’s coastline in these charismatic fishermen’s cottages.
Gressenhall Farm & Workhouse
Discover Norfolk’s rural history over 50 acres of glorious countryside, from the traditional…
Aldeburgh Museum
Aldeburgh Museum is housed in the iconic Grade 1 Listed, 16thC, timber framed Moot Hall which is…
The Canoe Man
Canoeing allows near silent exploration of all but the most miniscule of the Broads Park waterways…
Diss Golf Club
18 hole golf club, situated near the town of Diss, on the Norfolk/ Suffolk border.
Redwings Aylsham Visitor Centre
Situated in idyllic Norfolk countryside, Redwings Aylsham is home to over 70 residents including…
Helmingham Hall Gardens
Welcome to Helmingham Hall Gardens. Find out about visiting the spectacular Grade 1 Listed Gardens,…
