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5 days in the East of England

A single punt passes under the Mathematical bridge, in Silver street, Cambridge late on a summer's evening

Introduction

A trip to the East of England should include a little bit of everything. Its two biggest cities are a total contrast – quirky Norwich thinks outside the box, whilst elegant Cambridge has the traditions of its historic university at its heart. Charming Colchester blends the old and new, with medieval architecture providing a backdrop to vibrant festivals and events. Nature lovers should hire a boat to explore The Broads, Britain’s largest wetland, or seek out the best beaches along the Suffolk and Norfolk coastlines.

Here’s our pick of the top things to see and do over five days in the East of England:

Day 1 - Norwich

Day 1 - Norwich

Visit this Norfolk gem and you’ll find a city proud of its individuality. One of the best things to do in Norwich is shopping; in the independent cobbled ‘Lanes’, colourful market and iconic Jarrolds department store. Soak up some culture in its galleries and music venues, or uncover local history in Norwich’s Castle and Cathedral. It’s not short on foodie favourites either, from international street food to cosy pubs and Grosvenor Fish Bar, a local legend.

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Broads

An overhead view of market stalls at Norwich Market

Things to do in Norwich

With the Playhouse Bar serving local ale for a pre- or post-show drink, this 300-seater theatre has a diverse roster of shows on offer.

Enjoy performing arts at Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Norwich, England

Two people drinking at a table in Norwich Playhouse Gardens & Bar
Norwich Theatre Playhouse

This award-winning market features almost 200 stalls, and was founded in the 11th century.

What’s on at Norwich Market

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Broads

An overhead view of market stalls at Norwich Market
Norwich Market

No matter what your faith, it is impossible not to be awe-stuck by the majesty of this ancient sanctuary.

More about Norwich Cathedral

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Broads

People exploring an outside area of Norwich Cathedral
Norwich Cathedral

Try a SUP yoga retreat, learn how to paddleboard for the first time, or book a sunset paddleboard adventure.

Try paddleboarding with Norwich Paddleboard Hire

Photo by: Visit Norwich/Norwich Paddleboarding

Location: Norwich, England

A group of people paddleboarding on the River Wensum
Norwich Paddleboard Hire

Head to the band stand and enjoy a summer concert. This green space has acres to explore and activities for all the family.

Discover adventures at Eaton Park

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Norwich, England

A model boat sailing on Eaton Park Boating Lake
Eaton Park

With the Playhouse Bar serving local ale for a pre- or post-show drink, this 300-seater theatre has a diverse roster of shows on offer.

Enjoy performing arts at Norwich Theatre Playhouse

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Norwich, England

Two people drinking at a table in Norwich Playhouse Gardens & Bar
Norwich Theatre Playhouse

This award-winning market features almost 200 stalls, and was founded in the 11th century.

What’s on at Norwich Market

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Broads

An overhead view of market stalls at Norwich Market
Norwich Market

No matter what your faith, it is impossible not to be awe-stuck by the majesty of this ancient sanctuary.

More about Norwich Cathedral

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Broads

People exploring an outside area of Norwich Cathedral
Norwich Cathedral

Try a SUP yoga retreat, learn how to paddleboard for the first time, or book a sunset paddleboard adventure.

Try paddleboarding with Norwich Paddleboard Hire

Photo by: Visit Norwich/Norwich Paddleboarding

Location: Norwich, England

A group of people paddleboarding on the River Wensum
Norwich Paddleboard Hire

Head to the band stand and enjoy a summer concert. This green space has acres to explore and activities for all the family.

Discover adventures at Eaton Park

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Norwich, England

A model boat sailing on Eaton Park Boating Lake
Eaton Park

Getting to Norwich

Norwich Airport has direct connections with several European countries. The Canary Konect bus departs from the airport to the city centre every hour.

Norwich is roughly 115 miles (185 km) from London. Direct trains from London Liverpool Street to Norwich with Greater Anglia take around two hours.

While you're here...

Norwich, England

Discover a red brick Victorian skating rink, which is now a beautiful shop and museum.

Photo by: South Asia Museum and Shop

Location: Norwich, England

An inside view of some exhibits in the South Asia Museum in Norwich
Norwich, England

A Norwich shopping staple for more than 200 years, every product is carefully curated from local artisans.

Photo by: VisitNorwich

Location: Norwich, England

An outside view of Jarrolds Independent Department Store in Norwich
Norwich, England

The Norwich Arts Centre is in a 14th-century church, which came back to life as a music venue in the 1980s.

Photo by: Adni Sapey

Norwich Arts Centre

Day 2 - The Broads

Day 2 - The Broads

A series of waterways criss-crossing through Norfolk and Suffolk, The Broads is Britain’s biggest wetland. The best way to explore it is, of course, on the water – whether that’s by paddleboard, canoe or narrowboat is up to you! Some visitors spend days exploring the region by houseboat, but if you’re short on time, you can captain your own boat for a day, stopping at whichever towns, villages and riverside pubs you pass on your voyage.

Photo by: norfolk_boards_direct

People fishing on the Norfolk Broads

Things to do in The Broads

Take to the helm of your very own boat to explore this glorious waterway.

Discover the beautiful Broads by boat

Photo by: Norfolk Broads Direct

A family riding on a boat in the Norfolk Broads
Boat hire in the Broads

Enjoy walking and bird-watching where the Broads meet the coast, in this secluded part of Norfolk.

Walk on the wild side at Horsey

Photo by: norfolkbeachbarn

Bird watching at Cley & Salthouse marshes
Horsey

Explore the largest of the Broads: it’s a year-round haven for wildlife, including kingfishers, cranes and marsh harriers.

Make a splash at Hickling Broad

Photo by: lukephotoslondon

Sunset over Hickling Broad
Hickling Broad

This royal residence is open to visitors, with tours offering afternoon tea, Land Rover safaris and more.

Buy tickets for Sandringham Estate

Photo by: @nuriatravels

Location: Broads

Sandringham Estate
Sandringham Estate

Powered entirely by steam, this is Norfolk’s longest narrow-gauge railway.

Explore the Bure Valley Railway

Photo by: Bure Valley Railway

Location: Broads

A steam train passing over a river in the Broads National Park
Bure Valley Railway

Thrillseekers, you’ll love the 92-year-old wooden rollercoaster in this seaside theme park.

Plan your visit to Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach

Photo by: @gypbeach

View to a fairground ride at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach
Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach

Take to the helm of your very own boat to explore this glorious waterway.

Discover the beautiful Broads by boat

Photo by: Norfolk Broads Direct

A family riding on a boat in the Norfolk Broads
Boat hire in the Broads

Enjoy walking and bird-watching where the Broads meet the coast, in this secluded part of Norfolk.

Walk on the wild side at Horsey

Photo by: norfolkbeachbarn

Bird watching at Cley & Salthouse marshes
Horsey

Explore the largest of the Broads: it’s a year-round haven for wildlife, including kingfishers, cranes and marsh harriers.

Make a splash at Hickling Broad

Photo by: lukephotoslondon

Sunset over Hickling Broad
Hickling Broad

This royal residence is open to visitors, with tours offering afternoon tea, Land Rover safaris and more.

Buy tickets for Sandringham Estate

Photo by: @nuriatravels

Location: Broads

Sandringham Estate
Sandringham Estate

Powered entirely by steam, this is Norfolk’s longest narrow-gauge railway.

Explore the Bure Valley Railway

Photo by: Bure Valley Railway

Location: Broads

A steam train passing over a river in the Broads National Park
Bure Valley Railway

Thrillseekers, you’ll love the 92-year-old wooden rollercoaster in this seaside theme park.

Plan your visit to Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach

Photo by: @gypbeach

View to a fairground ride at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach
Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach

Getting to The Broads from Norwich

There are many access points for The Broads all over Norfolk and Suffolk, so getting there depends on where you want to start your adventure. Visit the Broads has a handy journey planner to help you to work it out.

While you're here...

Holkham, England

With its grass-topped sand dunes, golden beaches and tidal marshes, Holkham is a joy to explore.

Photo by: Holkham Estate

Location: Broads

An overhead view of various canals making up part of the Broads National Park
Norwich, England

Enter the forest of family fun – with treehouses, wobbly wires, storytelling, boat rides, marsh walks and more.

Photo by: journeyof_maisonmorgan

Person in raincoat pushing buggy along trail in woodland
Brandon, England

You’ll leap, climb and swing through the trees, on this wild woodland’s thrilling high ropes courses.

Photo by: Keiron Tovell Photography

Location: Broads

A group of people on high wires at Go Ape in Thetford Forest

Day 3 - Colchester

Day 3 - Colchester

Despite being Britain’s first city, today’s Colchester is vibrant and modern. It’s full of creative spaces, with galleries, theatres and even a music venue inside a former church – an example of how Colchester seamlessly blends the old and new! Alongside Roman ruins, Norman and Tudor architecture, you’ll find cosmopolitan cocktail bars and international restaurants. The green spaces and incredible landscapes that surround the city are the cherry on top.

Photo by: Indre @Colchesterstreets

Man walking through arch covered in flowers at Lion Walk, Colchester

Things to do in Colchester

With chances to spot roaring lions, cheeky penguins and grizzly bears, get up close with some exciting creatures.

Visit the animals at Colchester Zoo

Photo by: VisitEssex

Visitors feeding lemurs at Colchester Zoo
Colchester Zoo

Brave battles in a fortress that has stood the test of time, with many a tale to tell.

Take a trip to Colchester Castle

Photo by: Colchester City Council

Mother and daughter looking at a display case in Colchester Castle museum
Colchester Castle

Explore parklands covering more than 11 hectares and home to annual events including Colchester Food and Drink Festival and Oktoberfest celebrations.

Visit Colchester’s Castle Park

Photo by: Indre @Colchesterstreets

Cherry Blossom in Castle Park, Colchester
Colchester Castle Park

An National Landscape (previously known as area of outstanding natural beauty) north of Colchester, discover the landscape that inspired artist John Constable.

Dive into nature at Dedham Vale National Landscape

Photo by: VisitEssex

Family in a rowing boat on the river at Dedham Vale
Vale National Landscapes (AONB)

Nestled in the grounds of Castle Park, explore over 300 years of history through exhibitions and displays.

Uncover history at Hollytrees Museum

Photo by: Rodger Tamblyn Photography

People relaxing in the grounds in from of Hollytrees Museum
Hollytrees Museum

A cultural hub bursting with creativity and flair, see Colchester through a different lens.

See what's on at Firstsite

Photo by: VisitEssex

Two women looking at an art display at Firstsite
Firstsite

With chances to spot roaring lions, cheeky penguins and grizzly bears, get up close with some exciting creatures.

Visit the animals at Colchester Zoo

Photo by: VisitEssex

Visitors feeding lemurs at Colchester Zoo
Colchester Zoo

Brave battles in a fortress that has stood the test of time, with many a tale to tell.

Take a trip to Colchester Castle

Photo by: Colchester City Council

Mother and daughter looking at a display case in Colchester Castle museum
Colchester Castle

Explore parklands covering more than 11 hectares and home to annual events including Colchester Food and Drink Festival and Oktoberfest celebrations.

Visit Colchester’s Castle Park

Photo by: Indre @Colchesterstreets

Cherry Blossom in Castle Park, Colchester
Colchester Castle Park

An National Landscape (previously known as area of outstanding natural beauty) north of Colchester, discover the landscape that inspired artist John Constable.

Dive into nature at Dedham Vale National Landscape

Photo by: VisitEssex

Family in a rowing boat on the river at Dedham Vale
Vale National Landscapes (AONB)

Nestled in the grounds of Castle Park, explore over 300 years of history through exhibitions and displays.

Uncover history at Hollytrees Museum

Photo by: Rodger Tamblyn Photography

People relaxing in the grounds in from of Hollytrees Museum
Hollytrees Museum

A cultural hub bursting with creativity and flair, see Colchester through a different lens.

See what's on at Firstsite

Photo by: VisitEssex

Two women looking at an art display at Firstsite
Firstsite

Getting to Colchester from The Broads

To reach Colchester from The Broads, transfer in travel hub Norwich. Trains from Norwich to Colchester take around an hour, and run regularly every day.

While you're here...

Colchester, England

Gigs, comedy shows, theatre, poetry and more all come alive in the city’s cultural hub.

Photo by: Jeff Scott

Music Gig at Colchester Arts Centre
Colchester, England

Essex’s hidden gem is an idyllic spot for any nature-lover and experience seeker.

Photo by: VisitEssex

Friends kayaking on Mersea Island with beach huts in background
Colchester, England

Pit your wits against the wall at this bouldering centre filled with over 150 climbs to attempt.

Photo by: Colchester Climbing Project

Climbers on the walls

Day 4 - Cambridge

Day 4 - Cambridge

Home to one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious universities, Cambridge is steeped in tradition. Explore the impressive college buildings on a guided tour, or travel between them on a punting trip, a style of boating that’s synonymous with the city. See world-renowned artwork in the Fitzwilliam Museum, cross the Mathematical Bridge and climb the tower of Great St Mary’s Church for panoramic views of the city.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Location: Cambridge, England

Two women toasting with drinks at a pub beside the river

Things to do in Cambridge

In the Theory of Everything film, St John’s College doubled as Trinity Hall, where Professor Stephen Hawking studied.

Explore St John’s College

Photo by: Shutterstock/Pajor Pawel

View of college in Cambridge with people punting on River
Cambridge University – The Theory of Everything

Featuring over 500,000 artworks and artefacts from around the world, this university museum is a joy to explore.

Find your tickets for The Fitzwilliam Museum

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Rear view of man standing looking at portraits in a gallery
The Fitzwilliam Museum

No trip to Cambridge is complete without a punting trip on the River Cam – so hop aboard with the Traditional Punting Company!

Take a punting trip on the River Cam

Photo by: Traditional Punting Company

A punting tour passing a historic university building in Cambridge
Punting on the River Cam

Standing strong for over 100 years, this famous wooden bridge is a triumph of engineering.

More about the Mathematical Bridge

Photo by: Getty Images/Peter E Stokes

Location: Cambridge

A single punt passes under the Mathematical bridge, in Silver street, Cambridge late on a summer's evening
Mathematical Bridge

This Christian sanctuary hosts soul-stirring chapel services, guided tours, organ recitals and seasonal celebrations.

Visit King’s College Chapel

Photo by: Getty Images/Tim Stocker Photography

Location: Cambridge

Inside Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, showing the fan vault ceiling and vast wooden panelling, with stain glass windows set above.
King’s College Chapel

Fancy some retail therapy? Head to Cambridge's Green Street, which runs between Trinity College and Sidney Sussex College.

Get to know Green Street

Photo by: emily.in.england0

People walking along Green Street
Green Street

Countless writers, poets and novelists have lived in Cambridge – and these tours follow in their footsteps.

Join Cambridge Literary Tours

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Two women walking under the arches of a college quad
Cambridge Literary Tours

For the best views over Cambridge, head to the tower of this 800-year-old church…

Explore Great St Mary's, the University Church

Photo by: Getty Images

Location: Cambridge

Great St Mary's, the University Church
Great St Mary's, the University Church

In the Theory of Everything film, St John’s College doubled as Trinity Hall, where Professor Stephen Hawking studied.

Explore St John’s College

Photo by: Shutterstock/Pajor Pawel

View of college in Cambridge with people punting on River
Cambridge University – The Theory of Everything

Featuring over 500,000 artworks and artefacts from around the world, this university museum is a joy to explore.

Find your tickets for The Fitzwilliam Museum

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Rear view of man standing looking at portraits in a gallery
The Fitzwilliam Museum

No trip to Cambridge is complete without a punting trip on the River Cam – so hop aboard with the Traditional Punting Company!

Take a punting trip on the River Cam

Photo by: Traditional Punting Company

A punting tour passing a historic university building in Cambridge
Punting on the River Cam

Standing strong for over 100 years, this famous wooden bridge is a triumph of engineering.

More about the Mathematical Bridge

Photo by: Getty Images/Peter E Stokes

Location: Cambridge

A single punt passes under the Mathematical bridge, in Silver street, Cambridge late on a summer's evening
Mathematical Bridge

This Christian sanctuary hosts soul-stirring chapel services, guided tours, organ recitals and seasonal celebrations.

Visit King’s College Chapel

Photo by: Getty Images/Tim Stocker Photography

Location: Cambridge

Inside Kings College Chapel, Cambridge, showing the fan vault ceiling and vast wooden panelling, with stain glass windows set above.
King’s College Chapel

Fancy some retail therapy? Head to Cambridge's Green Street, which runs between Trinity College and Sidney Sussex College.

Get to know Green Street

Photo by: emily.in.england0

People walking along Green Street
Green Street

Countless writers, poets and novelists have lived in Cambridge – and these tours follow in their footsteps.

Join Cambridge Literary Tours

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Two women walking under the arches of a college quad
Cambridge Literary Tours

For the best views over Cambridge, head to the tower of this 800-year-old church…

Explore Great St Mary's, the University Church

Photo by: Getty Images

Location: Cambridge

Great St Mary's, the University Church
Great St Mary's, the University Church

Getting to Cambridge from Colchester

Travelling by train from Colchester to Cambridge takes around two hours and 15 minutes and requires a transfer, usually in Ipswich or London Liverpool Street. Alternatively, a coach from Colchester to Cambridge with National Express takes around two and a half hours, with a transfer at Stansted Airport.

While you're here...

Cambridge, England

From mixology workshops to gin distilling, this amazing venue is a must-visit for all cocktail lovers!

Photo by: Cambridge Distillery/Keith Heppell

Location: Cambridge, England

Cambridge Gin Laboratory
Cambridge

Want to catch the next big thing in live music, comedy and dance? You’ve come to the right place.

Photo by: Getty Images

Location: Cambridge

Cambridge Junction
Cambridge, England

These food trucks serve everything from Spanish churros to Sri Lankan curries, at venues all over the city.

Photo by: Getty Images

Location: Cambridge

foodPark Cambridge

Day 5 - more of the East of England

Day 5 - more of the East of England 

 Outside of its cities and National Park, what else is there to explore in the East of England? Think beautiful coastlines, picturesque towns and foodie hotspots, for starters. Visit impressive stately homes, ride a vintage wooden rollercoaster at a seaside theme park, or head to a tiny city with an epic cathedral. It’s not hard to see why Lonely Planet have named this one of the top regions in the world to travel to in 2025!  

Photo by: Visit East of England/Ian Watts

Location: Holkham, England

A girl running down a path to Holkham Beach

More places to visit in the East of England

Boasting six Blue Flag beaches, the coast of north Norfolk calls surfers, fossil hunters, beach fans and food lovers alike.

Explore the North Norfolk Coast

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Blakeney, England

Seagulls flying above a group of seals at Blakeney Point
North Norfolk Coast

For quintessentially pretty English villages, towns with timber-framed houses and cosy country pubs, Suffolk ticks all the boxes.

Visit Suffolk’s Wool Towns

Photo by: Visit East of England/Nick Smith

Location: Lavenham, England

The exterior of The Swan at Lavenham Hotel
Suffolk Wool Towns

The tiniest of cities is dominated by Ely Cathedral, with its epic stained glass windows. Also head to the hands-on Ely Museum and Oliver Cromwell’s old home.

Explore historic Ely

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Ely, England

Canal boats moored along the River Great Ouse in Ely
Ely

Suffolk’s foodie town offers more than its tantalising flavours, from its historic ruins of Abbey St Edmund to stunning parklands.

Explore Bury St Edmunds

Photo by: Getty Images/P A Thompson

St. Edmundsbury Cathedral and Ruins of Abbey in the summer
Bury St Edmunds

Combining award-winning grounds by Capability Brown with one of the most impressive mansions from Jacobean England, history comes to life at Audley End.

Take a trip into history at Audley End

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Saffron Walden, England

An exterior view of Audley End
Audley End

For soft sandy beaches, surfing, museums and an all-round traditional British seaside experience, Cromer has it all.

A British seaside experience at Cromer

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Cromer, England

Groups of people stood on the promenade looking out on Cromer Beach
Cromer

Tuck into award-winning fish and chips on the seafront as you watch fishermen haul in their catch at this traditional seaside town.

Explore Aldeburgh

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Aldeburgh, England

Crowds of people at Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival
Aldeburgh

Boasting six Blue Flag beaches, the coast of north Norfolk calls surfers, fossil hunters, beach fans and food lovers alike.

Explore the North Norfolk Coast

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Blakeney, England

Seagulls flying above a group of seals at Blakeney Point
North Norfolk Coast

For quintessentially pretty English villages, towns with timber-framed houses and cosy country pubs, Suffolk ticks all the boxes.

Visit Suffolk’s Wool Towns

Photo by: Visit East of England/Nick Smith

Location: Lavenham, England

The exterior of The Swan at Lavenham Hotel
Suffolk Wool Towns

The tiniest of cities is dominated by Ely Cathedral, with its epic stained glass windows. Also head to the hands-on Ely Museum and Oliver Cromwell’s old home.

Explore historic Ely

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Ely, England

Canal boats moored along the River Great Ouse in Ely
Ely

Suffolk’s foodie town offers more than its tantalising flavours, from its historic ruins of Abbey St Edmund to stunning parklands.

Explore Bury St Edmunds

Photo by: Getty Images/P A Thompson

St. Edmundsbury Cathedral and Ruins of Abbey in the summer
Bury St Edmunds

Combining award-winning grounds by Capability Brown with one of the most impressive mansions from Jacobean England, history comes to life at Audley End.

Take a trip into history at Audley End

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Saffron Walden, England

An exterior view of Audley End
Audley End

For soft sandy beaches, surfing, museums and an all-round traditional British seaside experience, Cromer has it all.

A British seaside experience at Cromer

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Cromer, England

Groups of people stood on the promenade looking out on Cromer Beach
Cromer

Tuck into award-winning fish and chips on the seafront as you watch fishermen haul in their catch at this traditional seaside town.

Explore Aldeburgh

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Aldeburgh, England

Crowds of people at Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival
Aldeburgh

While you're here...

Great Yarmouth, England

Thrillseekers, you’ll love the 92-year-old wooden rollercoaster in this seaside theme park.

Photo by: @gypbeach

View to a fairground ride at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach
Norwich, England

Head to this single estate vineyard and sample the harvests of this sustainably produced local wine.

Photo by: Visit Norwich/Chet Valley Vineyard

Location: Norwich, England

A woman harvesting fruit from vines at Chet Valley Vineyard
Ipswich, England

You’ll find more than your typical farm animals here – we’re talking zebras, crocodiles and a polar bear!

Photo by: VisitBritain/Emma Wilkinson

A smiling young woman feeding a llama from her hand

Ready to discover the East of England?

Find out about passport requirements, what to expect at customs and immigration, as well as tips on travelling to Britain, getting around and some handy ways to save money while you’re here.

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A multiracial family of four, a mother, father and their two little boys standing Newcastle railway station platform waiting for their train.

Known as the City of Stories, create your own narrative as you explore Norwich’s huge array of historic and modern day attractions.

Photo by: Visit Norwich/Norwich Paddleboarding

Location: Norwich, England

A group of people paddleboarding on the River Wensum

The Broads is a breath of fresh air, beautifully webbed with lakes, fens and rivers.

Photo by: Norfolk Broads Direct

A family riding on a boat in the Norfolk Broads

The city of Cambridge is a hotbed of history, architecture and innovation.

Photo by: Shutterstock/Pajor Pawel

View of college in Cambridge with people punting on River

A perfect blend of nature and urban living, this Essex city was made to be explored.

Photo by: Indre @Colchesterstreets

Man walking through arch covered in flowers at Lion Walk, Colchester

From traditional seaside towns to adventure sports and charming cities with heaps of history, the East of England has something for everyone.

Photo by: Visit East of England

Location: Dunwich, England

A woman carrying a dog along a beach in Dunwich