East of England

The Forest of Marston vale is the perfect place to take the family to enjoy nature. The Forest is 61 square miles, and surrounded by the stunning countryside of Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire – explore the spectacular views as you walk around the …

Are you a history buff? Looking for a family day out in Ipswich? Whatever your answer, we’ve got the perfect solution for you to add to your stack – head to Ipswich Museum to travel the globe, experience millions of years of …

If you’re looking to get a bit of history and culture when in Ipswich don’t look further than the brilliant, free, Ipswich Museum! It has multiple collections so you learn about lots of areas of history such as local history, Victorian Natural …

Redwings Ada Cole is home to 80 horses, ponies and donkeys, including handsome Gelderlander Zippy, cheeky donkey Del Boy, lovely Shetland pony Tinkerbell and rock ‘n’ roll pony Elvis – not forgetting Redwings’ tiniest resident, Teeny Tucker! Redwings Horse Sanctuary is a …

Built in 1907 by Cook, Welton and Gemmell of Beverley, the Steam Trawler Sheraton was initially used as a fishing vessel but was later used for boom defence work during the First World War and as a patrol vessel in the Second …

Are you a lover of animals? If so Redwings Horse Sanctuary in Attleborough would love you to come on down and connect with their beautiful donkeys, ponies and horses who they rescue from tough times and then ultimately rehome. If you would …

Are you looking to take a trip through the interesting history of natural and earth sciences all the way back to the dinosaurs? The Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences is the geology museum of the University of Cambridge and it has fantastic …

Looking for a truly spectacular collection of art and antiquities? Look no further than the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge where you can view their amazing collection. Founded by Richard Fitzwilliam in 1816, the Fitzwilliam Museum has become home to over 500,000 different …