Guides

From egg hunts and nature trails to hands-on activities and animal encounters, there’s no shortage of ways to make the most of the Easter holidays.

Spring is a wonderful time to explore East Anglia. Gardens are bursting into colour, coastal paths are bustling and towns come alive with markets, festivals and outdoor events.

From coastal paths to market towns and countryside loops, these are some of our favourite walks from our front doors that end with fluffy roast potatoes and a Yorkshire pudding!

Here are our top five ways to spend a rainy (or not-so-rainy) afternoon in our neck of the woods.

Whether you’re planning a romantic evening, shared adventure or thoughtful gift, Valentine’s Day is a lovely excuse to spend time together.

Nestled in the heart of the Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the rolling landscapes that inspired one of Britain’s greatest artists, John Constable, are waiting to be explored. Start your journey with a stay at The Crown, Stoke-by-Nayland, and finish in the charming village of East Bergholt, that The Red Lion calls home.

Is there anything better? A long old stroll over crisp fields and through woodland, letting your four-legged pal off the lead to explore, all before bundling into a cosy pub with roaring fire and winter warmers on the menu. We can't think of much better...

Winter is the time to slow down, wrap up warm and try something new. From family days out and bracing walks to nights at the theatre and creative workshops, the East of England is full of reasons to get out and discover more this season.

We caught up with Saima Khan, ie The Hampstead Kitchen, to find out more about the tips and tricks for hosting.

Whatever the season, visiting a stately home is a great way to spend a few hours and we’ve rounded up some of the best stately homes across the region, as well as where you can find a bite to eat, a drink, or a place to stay after your day out.

Whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher, a slow-paced walker, or simply craving space to reconnect with nature, East Anglia offers some of the best spots for birdwatching and walking holidays.

Summer is just around the corner, and we’ve pulled together the ultimate guide to what’s on across the region – all within easy reach of the pub, naturally. 

We’ve rounded up some of our country and coastal walks around the East of England - each with a pub at the heart of it - so lace up your boots and grab the dog lead to celebrate National Walking Month.

Lazy mornings, long lunches, and a walk in the fresh air – Sundays are made for slowing down and taking everything in.

The Easter bunny is calling with plenty of ideas for family-fun this season. From activity trails to egg hunts, spring walks to cuddles with

We're thrilled that East Anglia has been named in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2025, but here's what we think you should see...

From scenic walks and hidden gems to attractions and seasonal experiences, our Spring Guide is packed with inspiration.

Celebrate your love for good food, endless adventures in the east of England, and being able to share it with the people who matter most.

There's nothing much better than cosying up in front of a film on a cold autumn night. Especially when it features an iconic location.

Discover East Anglia's hidden country houses, chocolate-box villages, and unusual exhibitions in our complete guide for winter 2025.