Christmas in East Anglia has its own charm. From garden illuminations and festive markets to pantomimes and visits from Father Christmas, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the season.

Half Term Guide: From pumpkin patches and spooky evenings to fireworks and escape rooms, there’s something for everyone. And when the day’s done? Warm up in one of our pubs or Big House hotels.

We’ve gathered some of our favourite autumn walks from our front doors that take in sea views, historic towns, and countryside paths - all paired with roaring fires, local ales, and roast dinners worth walking for.

From pumpkin patches and food fairs to ghost tours and fireworks, here’s our guide to making the most of autumn in East Anglia.

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