Attractions for category: East England
Composed of 524 acres of stunning countryside, Lickey Hills Country Park is one of those places that you have to tick off your list. With a delightful combination of heathland, woodland and grassland, there is [...]
Consisting of 200 acres of beautiful countryside, Nowton Park is a fabulous place to go for a day trip. Landscaped in classic Victorian style over a century ago, the Park is now home to a [...]
Completed in 1145, Norwich Cathedral boasts beautiful architecture and is truly breathtaking both inside and out. The Cathedral spire is the second tallest in England, standing at an astonishing 315 feet. Because the Cathedral is [...]
Built after the Norman Conquest as a fortification for William the Conqueror, Norwich Castle is one of Norfolk’s 12 Heritage Sites; and the Museum contains important archaeological and historical artefacts. A Scheduled Ancient Monument and [...]
Home to the Lytton family since 1490, this spectacular country house boasts stunning architecture and a vibrant history. You will notice on arrival that Knebworth’s exterior showcases plenty of gargoyles, turrets and domes. This Victorian [...]
Starting out life as a gravel pit, Needham Lake is now a beautiful countryside retreat for locals and tourists each year. Home to a huge range of wildlife, there is plenty for the nature-lovers among [...]
Widely regarded as one of Britain’s finest galleries, Kettle’s Yard exhibits modern and 20th Century art. Home to Jim and Helen Ede between 1958 and 1973, Kettle’s Yard has seen Jim’s extensive art collection flourish. [...]
Situated in 1,800 acres of parkland, Ickworth House is a real sight to behold. The Rotunda, being the most prominent asset of the House’s façade, stands at over 100 feet high and is unique in [...]
Purchased in 1609 by Sir Edward Coke, the Holkan Estate is home to the magnificent 18th Century country house, Holkham Hall. Built in the Palladian style, this building’s façade is one of England’s finest incorporations [...]
Owned by the National Trust, this 1, 049 acres of forest, marsh, lake and pasture is frequented by thousands of visitors each year. There is something rather special about Hatfield Forest as it hasn’t changed [...]