East of England

0: Norfolk Coast

This coastal area has the status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will see dunes, beaches and mudflats and heathland a bit further inland.
More information: Norfolk Coast AONB

1: Suffolk Coast and Heaths

This coastal area has the status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will find coastal areas with mudflats, salt marshes and heathland.
More information: Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB

2: Dedham Vale

Beautful valley with the status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will find farmland, meadows, nice villages and thatched houses.
More information: Dedham Vale AONB

3: Lincolnshire Wolds

These Lincolnshire Wolds are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is a landscape of low hills, grassland, farmland and some woodland.
More information: Lincolnshire Wolds AONB

4: Norfolk Coast Path en Peddars Way

This is the long distance walking route (and National Trail) the Norfolk Coast Path and the Peddars Way. The Peddars Way is the walking trail through the Norfolk countryside, starting near theThetford Forest Park.

5: Norfolk Coast Path en Peddars Way

Dit is grofweg de route van het Norfolk Coast Path en de Peddars Way. De laatste route komt door de binnenlanden van Norfolk. Het kustpad komt logischerwijs langs de beschermde Norfolk Coast.

6: Norwich

Historic Medieval city in Norfolk, situated closely to the Broads National Park.
Info and accommodation in Norwich

7: Great Yarmouth

Seaside town in Norfolk, situated on the edge of the Broads National Park.
Info and accommodation in Great Yarmouth

8: Cromer

Small seaside town on the protected Norfolk Coast.
Info and accommodation in Cromer

9: Hunstanton

Small seaside town on the protected Norfolk Coast.
Info and accommodation in Hunstanton

10: King's Lynn

Town in Norfolk.
Info and accommodation in King's Lynn

11: Broads National Park

This is a large protected wetland with lakes and rivers, important for nature but also an area where you can go walking or boating.
More information: Broads National Park Authority

12: Broads National Park

This is a large protected wetland with lakes and rivers, important for nature but also an area where you can go walking or boating.
More information: Broads National Park Authority

13: Norfolk Coast

This coastal area has the status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will see dunes, beaches and mudflats and heathland a bit further inland. There is also the Norfolk Coast if you love walking.
More information: Norfolk Coast AONB

14: Houghton Hall

Beautiful house and estate.
More information: Houghton Hall

15: Sandringham Estate

Beaturiful royal country estate in Norfolk: house and estate.
More information: Sandringham Estate

16: Holkham Hall

Beautiful house, estate, garden and nature reserve.
More information: Hokham Hall

17: Blickling Hall

Fine house and garden, possibly the birthplace of Anne Boleyn.
More information: Blickling Hall (National Trust)

18: Somerleyton Hall

Beautiful historic house and gardens.
More information: Somerleyton Hall

19: Sheringham Park

Beautiful landscape park, woodland garden and fine coastal views.
More information: Sheringham Park (National Trust)

20: Blakeney Point

This coastal spot is part of the Blakeney National Nature Reserve in Norfolk. This is a wild coastal area with mudflats, dunes and pebblebeach. This is also a habitat for seals.
More information: Blakeney Point (National Trust)

21: Oxburgh Hall

Beautiful historic moated house.
More information: Oxburgh Hall (National Trust)

22: Sutton Hoo

Anglo-Saxon royal burial site in Suffolk.
More information: Sutton Hoo (National Trust)

23: Ickworth House

Beautful palace and estate.
More information: Ickworth (National Trust)

24: Kentwell Hall

Fine house and gardens.
More information: Kentwell Hall

25: Melford Hall

Fine historic house in Suffolk.
More information: Melford Hall (National Trust)

26: Framlingham Castle

Medieval castle/fort.
More information: Framlingham Castle (English Heritage)

27: Helmingham Hall Gardens

Fine gardens surrounding the historic Helmingham Hall.
More information: Helmingham Hall

28: Suffolk Coast and Heaths

This coastal area has the status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will find coastal areas with mudflats, salt marshes and heathland.
More information: Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB

29: Bury St Edmunds

Historic town in Suffolk.
Info and accommodation in Bury St Edmunds

30: Lavenham

Small historic town in Suffolk.
Info and accommodation in Lavenham

31: Ipswich

Large town in Suffolk.
Info and accommodation in Ipswich

32: Aldeburgh

Small seaside town in Suffolk, situated in the protected area Suffolk Coast and Heath.
Info and accommodation in Aldeburgh

33: Southwold

Small seaside town in Suffolk, situated in the protected area Suffolk Coast and Heath.
Info and accommodation in Southwold

34: Lowestoft

Large seaside town in Suffolk, situated closely to the Broads National Park and the Suffolk Coast and Heaths.
Info and accommodation in Lowestoft

35: Newmarket

Town in Suffolk, famous for it's horse races.
Info and accommodation in Newmarket

36: Dunwich Heath and Minsmere

Here you will find beautful coastal heathland of Dunwich Heath and next to it the RSPB nature reserve Minsmere.
More information: Dunwich Heath (National Trust)

37: Colchester

Historic city in Essex, England's oldest city.
Info and accommodation in Colchester

38: Harwich

Coastal town in Essex.
Info and accommodation in Harwich

39: Southend-on-Sea

Large seaside town in Essex.
Info and accommodation in Southend-on-Sea

40: Chelmsford

City in Essex.
Info and accommodation in Chelmsford

41: Dedham Vale

Beautful valley with the status of Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Here you will find farmland, meadows, nice villages and thatched houses.
More information: Dedham Vale AONB

42: Flatford Mill en Willy Lott's Cottage

These buildings and the landscape are famous because of John Constable's paintings.
More information: Flatford (National Trust)

43: Naze Tower

Tower and small museum on the Essex coast. The tower will provide fine views.
More information: Naze Tower

44: Cressing Temple

Medieval barn in Essex with tearoom and gardens.
More information: Cressing Temple

45: Layer Marney Tower

Fine historic house, tower and garden.
More information; Layer Marney Tower

46: Hylands House

Beautiful neoclassical house and parkland in Essex.
More information: Hylands House

47: Audley End House

Beautiful house and garden.
More information: Audley End House (English Heritage)

48: Hedingham Castle

Medieval Norman castel in Essex.
More information: Hedingham Castle

49: Hatfield Forest

Ancient hunting forest whith trees over 1000 years old.
More information: Hatfield Forest (National Trust)

50: Thetford Forest Park

A large area of pine forest but also more open landscapes.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Thetford Forest Park

51: Thetford Forest Park

A large area of pine forest but also more open landscapes.

52: Copt Hall Marshes

Naturereserve near the coast. Here you can walk and watch hibernating birds.
More information: Copt Hall Marshes (National Trust)

53: Orford Ness

Former military area and now a nature reserve. You can reach this coastal area by boat.
More information: Orford Ness (National Trust)

54: Cambridge

Historic university city in Cambridgeshire.
Info and accommodation in Cambridge

55: Huntingdon

Town in Cambridgeshire.
Info and accommodation in Huntingdon

56: Ely

Small city in Cambridgeshire.
Info and accommodation in Ely

57: Peterborough

Cathedral city in Cambridgeshire.
Info and accommodation in Peterborough

58: Wicken Fen

Dit is het oudste natuurreservaat van de National Trust in Engeland. Het is een typisch landschap zoals je dat in deze contreien vaak tegenkwam: wilde weiden, water en rietland. Er is ook een bezoekerscentrum.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Wicken Fen (National Trust)

59: Anglesey Abbey

Former abbey, later transformed into a beautiful house. The house has a thirties interior and on the estate a garden and a working watermill .
More information: Anglesey Abbey (National Trust)

60: Wimpole Hall

Beautiful house, estate, gardens and a farm.
More information: Wimpole Hall (National Trust)

61: Elton Hall

Beautiful gothic house and garden.
More information: Elton Hall

62: Stamford

Town in Lincolnshire.
Info and accommodation in Stamford

63: Boston

Town in Lincolnshire.
Info and accommodation in Boston

64: Grantham

Town in Lincolnshire.
Info and accommodation in Grantham

65: Skegness

Seaside town in Lincolnshire.
Info and accommodation in Skegness

66: Lincoln

Historic city in Lincolnshire.
Info and accommodation in Lincoln

67: Scunthorpe

Large town in North Lincolnshire.
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68: Grimsby

Coastal town in North Lincolnshire.
Info and accommodation in Grimsby

69: Lincolnshire Wolds

These Lincolnshire Wolds are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is a landscape of low hills, grassland, farmland and some woodland.
More information: Lincolnshire Wolds AONB

70: Woolsthorpe Manor

Former home of Sir Isaac Newton.
More information: Woolsthorpe Manor (National Trust)

71: Belton House

Fine house and estate.
More information: Belton House (National Trust)

72: Grimsthorpe Castle

Fine house, garden and estate.
More information: Grimsthorpe Castle

73: Doddington Hall

Fine house and garden.
More information: Doddington Hall

74: Gunby Hall

Fine house and garden.
More information: Gunby Hall (National Trust)

75: Tattershall Castle

Medieval castle with also fine views from the top.
More information: Tattershall Castle (National Trust)

76: Elsham Hall Gardens

Fine gardens and park surrounding the historic Elsham Hall.
More information: Elsham Hall Gardens

77: Normanby Hall

Fine house, gardens and estate.
More information: Normanby Hall

78: The Wash

Very large estuary with mudflats and saltmarsh. This is a very important natural area for many birds and here you will also find a couple of seperate nature reserves.
More information: the Wash NNR

79: Harwich Ferry terminal

Here ferries depart to Hook of Holland in the Netherlands.
More information: public transport in the east of England

80: Humberside Airport

The international airport of North Lincolnshire.
More information: public transport in the east of England

81: Norwich Airport

The international airport in Norfolk.
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82: London Stansted Airport

One of the 'London' airports, situated in Essex.
More information: public transport in the east of England

83: Peckover House

Fine house and garden.
More information: Peckover House (National Trust)

84: King's College Chapel

Beautiful 15th century gothic chapel.
More information: King's College Chapel

85: Ely Cathedral

Impressive Norman cathedral.
More information: Ely Cathedral

86: Imperial War Museum Duxford

One of the British imperial war museums. Here you can see historic plains.
More information: Imperial War Museum Duxford

87: Houghton Mill

Historic working watermill.
More information: Houghton Mill (National Trust)

88: Museum of Classic Archaeology

Museum of classic archaeology where you can also see Roman and Greek sculptures.
More information: Museum of Classic Archaeology

89: Fitzwilliam Museum

Art museum with fine paintins from different eras, objects of the Ancient World and more.
More information: Fitzwilliam Museum

90: Kettle's Yard

Museum with predominantly 20th century art.
More information: Kettle's Yard

91: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

Museum of archaeology and anthropology.
More information: Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

92: Whipple Museum of the History of Science

Museum with a large collection of scientific instruments.
More information: Whipple Museum of the History of Science

93: Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences

Museum of the history of the Earth.
More information: Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences

94: Polar Museum

Museum with collections telling the story of polar expeditions, history and science.
More information: Polar Museum

95: Botanic Garden

The botanic garden of the University of Cambridge.
More information: Botanic Garden

96: Peterborough Cathedral

Beautiful Medieval cathedral.
More information: Peterborough Cathedral

97: Peterborough Museum

Museum with art and historic objects.
More information: Peterborough Museum

98: Flag Fen

Important archaeologic location which has a prehistoric wooden causeway.
More information: Flag Fen

99: Longthorpe Tower

Fine remaining tower of a fortified manor house..
More information: Longthorpe Tower

100: Cromwell Museum

Museum of Oliver Cormwell, Lord Protector of the Common Wealth.
More information: Cromwell Museum

101: Burghley House

Impressive historic house and parkland.
More information: Burghley House

102: Mountfitchet Castle and Norman Village

Castle and open-air museum about rural life in the days of the Normans. Here you can also visit a toy museum.
More information: Mountfitchet Castle and Norman Village
More information: House on the Hill Toy Museum

103: Hyde Hall Garden

Fine garden of the Royal Horticultural Society, situated around the historic Hyde Hall.
More information: Hyde Hall Garden

104: Northey Island

This small island is situated in the Blackwater Estuary. With permission you can reach it when the tide is low.
More information: Northey Island (National Trust)

105: Paycocke's House

(part) Timber house built in 1500 with garden.
More information: Paycocke's House (National Trust)

106: Coggeshall Grange Barn

Medieval building linked to an old abbey. This is one of the oldest timber buildings in Europe.
More information: Coggeshall Grange Barn (National Trust)

107: Harwich Maritime Museum

Maritime museum of Harwich.
More information: Harwich Maritime Museum

108: Harwich Redoubt Fort

Early 19th century fort built to defend the harbour against Napeleon's France.
More information: Harwich Redoupt Fort

109: Hollytrees Museum

Museum with historical objects of the last 300 years.
More information: Hollytrees Museum

110: Natural History Museum

Museum of natural history.
More information: Natural History Museum

111: Christchurch Mansion

Fine historic building and museum where you can also see the Wolsey Art Gallery with it's paintings of Gainsborough en Constable.
More information: Christchurch Mansion

112: Ipswich Art School

Art gallery with changing exhibitions.
More information: Ipswich Art School

113: Ipswich Museum

Museum of natural history and geology.
More information: Ipswich Museum

114: Colchester Castle Museum

Castle and museum of Colchester. It will reopen in spring 2014.
More information: Colchester Castle Museum

115: Lavenham Guildhall

Beautiful Medieval guildhall in Lavenham.
More information: Lavenham Guildhall (National Trust)

116: Gainsborough's House

Birthplace and museum of the great painter Thomas Gainsborough.
More information: Gainsborough's House

117: St Edmundsbury Cathedral

Beautiful Medieval cathedral.
More information: St Edmundsbury Cathedral

118: Otley Hall

Beautiful 16th moated castle and garden.
More information: Otley Hall

119: Norwich Castle

Medieval castle, now museum of natural history, archaeology and art.
More information: Norwich Castle

120: Stranger's Hall

Beautiful historic (part Medieval) house.
More information: Stranger's Hall

121: Norwich Cathedral

Beautiful Medieval cathedral.
More information: Norwich Cathedral

122: Bridewell Museum

Museum of the history of Norwich and it's people.
More information: Bridewell Museum

123: Ancient House Museum of Thetford Life

Fine historic house and museum of Thetford.
More information: Ancient House Museum

124: Thetford

Town on the edge of the Thetford Forest Park.
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125: Lynn Museum

Museum that tells the story of West Norfolk.
More information: Lynn Museum

126: Elizabethan House Museum

Fine historic building and museum of domestic life in the 16th century.
More information: Elizabethan House Museum (National Trust)

127: Time and Tide Museum

This museum tells the story of Great Yarmouth including it's maritime history.
More information: Time and Tide Museum

128: Nelson Museum

Museum of the famous admiral Horatio Nelson.
More information: Nelson Museum

129: The Tolhouse

One of the oldest historic prisons in the country and now a museum of crime and punishment.
More information: The Tolhouse

130: Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse

Here you will find a large estate with a historic workhouse, traditional farm and also the Museum of life on the land.
More information: Gressenhall Farm and Workhous

131: Cromer Museum

Museum situated in a fisherman's cottage about life in the 19th century but with also older objects on display.
More information: Cromer Museum

132: Dragon Hall

Fine Medieval trading hall and museum.
More information: Dragon Hall

133: City of Norwich Aviation Museum

The aviation museum is closely situated to the airport.
More information: public transport in the east of England

134: Brancaster Estate

Fine protected coastal area where you can watch a lot of birds.
More information: Brancaster Estate (National Trust)

135: Lincoln Castle

Beautiful Medieval castle with also fine views from the top. The castle is being renovated but can still be visited. The renovation will be ready by 2015.
More information: Lincoln Castle

136: Lincoln Cathedral

Impresssive Medieval cathedral.
More information: Lincoln Cathedral

137: Museum of Lincolnshire Life

Historic museum about life in Lincolnshire, situated in 19th century baracks.
More information: Museum of Lincolnshire Life

138: Lincoln Medieval Bishop's Palace

Medieval bishop's palace.
More information: Bishop's Palace (English Heritage)

139: Grantham House

Fine house and garden.
More information: Grantham House (National Trust)

140: The Collection

Museum of art and archaeology.
More information: The Collection

141: Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Centre

Visitorcentre dedicated to the Battle of Britain during the Second World War. Here you can see historic plains::text like the Lancaster, Spitfires and Hurricanes.
More information: Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Centre

142: East Midlands Airport

This airport is situated near three cities: Derby, Nottingham and Leicester.
More information: public transport in the east of England

143: Melbourne Hall

Beautiful house and gardens in Derbyshire.
More information: Melbourne Hall

144: Derby Museum and Art Gallery

Derby's museum and art gallery.
More information: Derby Museum and Art Gallery

145: The Silk Mill

Historic Silk mill that is part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.
More information: The Silk Mill

146: Pickford's House

This house is the location of the Museum of Georgian Life and Historic Costume.
More information: Pickford's House

147: Derby

City in Derbyshire.
Info and accommodation in Derby

148: Kedleston Hall

Beautiful house and parkland.
More information: Kedleston Hall (National Trust)

149: Derwent Valley Mills

This is the location of the North Mill in Belper wich is part of the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site.
This is a series of historic cotton mills between Derby in the south and Matlock in the north. These mills are situated next to the river Derwent. Belper also has a visitor centre for this heritage.
More information: Derwent Valley Mills (UNESCO)

150: Sudbury Hall

Beautiful historic house in Derbyshire which is also the National Trust Museum of Childhood.
More information: Sudbury Hall (National Trust)

151: Ashbourne

Town in Derbyshire, on the edge of the Peak District National Park.
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152: Matlock

Town in Derbyshire, on the edge of the Peak District National Park.
Info and accommodation in Matlock

153: Chesterfield

Town in Derbyshire.
Info and accommodation in Chesterfield

154: Buxton

Town in Derbyshire, surrounded bij the Peak District National Park.
Info and accommodation in Buxton

155: White Peak Estate

This is a large natural estate owned by the National Trust in the southern half of the Peak District National Park. Here you will find Ilam Park, the hills and dales of Dovedale and the Manifold Valley.
More information: White Peak Estate (National Trust)

156: Peak District National Park

Hilly national park close to some of the big cities of the Northwest where you will find lower hills in the southern half (White Peaks) and higher, wilder areas in the north (Dark Peaks).
More information: Peak District National Park (Authority)

157: Haddon Hall

One of England's best kept fortified manor houses.
More information: Haddon Hall

158: Chatsworth House

Great historic house and estate in Derbyshire.
More information: Chatsworth House

159: Longshaw and Eastern Moors

Beautiful walking country withing the Peak District National Park.
More information: Longshaw and Eastern Moors (National Trust)

160: Dark Peak Estate

This natural estate is owned by the National Trust. These are some of the higher and wilder landscapes within the Peak District National Park with moorland and rockformations. In this area you will also see Kinder Scout and Mam Tor. Kinder Scout (636 metres) is the national park's highest point.
More information: Dark Peak (National Trust)

161: Peveril Castle

Castle ruins in a beautiful setting.
More information: Peveril Castle (English Heritage)

162: Lyme Park

Beautiful house, gardens and estate.
More information: Lyme Park (National Trust)

163: Bolsover Castle

Beautiful castle with fine views.
More information: Bolsover Castle (English Heritage)

164: Renishaw Hall

Beautiful house and gardens.
More information: Renishaw Hall

165: Northampton

Very large town in Northamptonshire.
Info and accommodation in Northampton

166: Wellingborough

Town in Northamptonshire.
Info and accommodation in Wellingborough

167: Kettering

Town in Northamptonshire.
Info and accommodation in Kettering

168: Corby

Town in Northamptonshire.
Info and accommodation in Corby

169: Daventry

Town in Northamptonshire.
Info and accommodation in Daventry

170: Northampton Museum

Museum of art and local history and also a shoe collection.
More information: Northampton Museum

171: Abington Museum

Museum of the Northamptonshire Regiment and Yeomanry, and about life in the past.
More information: Abington Museum

172: Cottesbrooke Hall

Beautiful house and gardens.
More information: Cottesbrooke

173: Stoke Bruerne Canal Museum

Museum about Britain's canals, set in a historic village.
More information: Stoke Bruerne Canal Museum

174: Canons Ashby

Fine manor house and gardens.
More information: Canons Ashby (National Trust)

175: Towcester

Small town in Northamptonshire.
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176: Althorp House

Beautiful house, gardens and estate.
More information: Althorp

177: Holdenby House

Beautiful historic house and gardens. The house can be visited by larger groups, by prior apointment. The gardens are open on sundays (from april).
More information: Holdenby

178: Coton Manor Gardens

Fine gardens surrounding a historic manor house.
More information: Coton Manor Gardens

179: Sywell Aviation Museum

Northamptonshire's aviation museum.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Sywell Aviation Museum

180: Kettering Museum and Art Gallery

This is the location of the Alfred East Gallery. Together with the Manor House Museum which is situated in the same street, it forms Kettering's museum and art gallery.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Kettering Museum and Art Gallery

181: Rushton Triangular Lodge

Beautiful historic 16th century triangular building.
More information: Rushton Triangular Lodge (English Heritage)

182: Boughton House

Fine historic house and garden. It's open days are limited.
More information: Boughton House

183: Rockingham Castle

Beautiful casle and gardens.
More information: Rockingham Castle

184: Kirby Hall

Beautiful historic mansion that is partly roofless but the Great Hall and state rooms are in tact. There are also fine formal gardens.
More information: Kirby Hall (English Heritage)

185: Deene Park

Beautiful house and gardens.
More information: Deene Park

186: Lyveden New Bield

Fine historic lodge and moated garden.
More information: Lyveden New Bield (National Trust)

187: Oundle Museum

Museum with displays of the history of Oundle and the surrounding area.
More information: Oundle Museum

188: Fineshade Woods

Ancient broadleaf and conifer woodlands in Northamptonshire where you can go for a walk.
More information: Fineshade Woods

189: Collyweston Great Wood

This is a wooded national nature reserve. The western part is the Collyweston Great Wood and the eastern part the Easton Hornstocks.
More information: Collyweston NNR

190: Leicester

City in Leicestershire.
Info and accommodation in Leicester

191: Loughborough

Town in Leicestershire.
Info and accommodation in Loughborough

192: Melton Mowbray

Town in Leicestershire.
Info and accommodation in Melton Mowbray

193: Market Harborough

Town in Leicestershire.
Info and accommodation in Market Harborough

194: Oakham

Small town in Rutland.
Info and accommodation in Oakham

195: Snibston Discovery Museum

Museum of technological innovation.
More information: Snibston Discovery Museum

196: Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

This is the location where the significant Battle of Bosworth took place in 1485.
More information: Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

197: Donington le Heath Manor House

Fine historic manor house and garden.
More information: Donington le Heath Manor House

198: Melton Carnegie Museum

Museum of local history, rural life and more.
More information: Melton Carnegie Museum

199: Charnwood Museum

Museum of the Charnwood area with attention to local history, archaeology and more.
More information: Charnwood Museum

200: Abbey Pumping Station

Leicester's museum of science and technology.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Abbey Pumping Station

201: Belgrave Hall

Fine historic house and garden. The gardes can be visited a number of days a month, the house only during special events.
More information: Belgrave Hall

202: Leicester Guildhall

Beautiful late Medieval timber guildhall.
More information: Leicester Guildhall

203: Jewry Wall Museum

Museum of archaeology and history. The Jewy Wall was part of the Roman town's public baths.
More information: Jewry Wall Museum

204: New Walk Museum and Art Gallery

Leicester's museum and art gallery, situated in a beautiful historic building.
More information: New Walk Museum and Art Gallery

205: Newarke Houses Museum

These are two historic buildings where you will find two museums and gardens. These museum tell the story the of contemporary Leicester and the history of the Royal Leicestershire Regiment.
More information: Newarke Houses Museum

206: National Space Centre

Interactive space centre with planetarium shows, a rocket tower and more.
More information: National Space Centre

207: Great Central Railway

Mainline heritage railway between Loughborough and Leicester (North). There are also stops at Quorn and Rothley.
More information: Great Central Railway

208: Great Central Railway

Mainline heritage railway between Loughborough and Leicester (North). There are also stops at Quorn and Rothley.
More information: Great Central Railway

209: Bellfoundry Museum

Museum of bell making. The bells are cast by John Taylor and Co.
More information: Bellfoundry Museum

210: Ashby de la Zouche Castle

Ruins of a 15th century castle. The tower can still be climbed.
More information: Ashby de la Zouche Castle (English Heritage)

211: Belvoir Castle

Beautiful castle, gardens and estate. The castle and gardens are open on a number of sundays and mondays.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Belvoir Castle

212: Ulverscroft

This is a nature reserve where you will see woodland and heathland.
More information: Ulverscroft (National Trust)

213: Calke Abbey

Beautiful but faded historic house, gardens and nature reserve.
More information: Calke Abbey (National Trust)

214: Rutland Water

This relatively large lake covers a significant part of the county Rutland. The western part of the lake and it's banks form a nature reserve. These are lagoons where you can watch wildlife including birds.
More information: Rutland Water

215: Oakham Castle

Fine Medieval domestic building.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Oakham Castle

216: Rutland County Museum

Museum of Rutland with attention to archaeology, local history and rural life.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Rutland County Museum

217: Lyddington Bede House

Fine Medieval wing of a bishop's palace later used as almshouses.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Lyddington Bede House (English Heritage)

218: Nottingham

City in Nottinghamshire.
Info and accommodation in Nottingham

219: Mansfield

Large town in Nottinghamshire.
Info and accommodation in Mansfield

220: Newark-on-Trent

Town in Nottinghamshire.
Info and accommodation in Newark-on-Trent

221: Worksop

Town in Nottinghamshire.
Info and accommodation in Worksop

222: Nottingham Castle

Beautiful 17th century mansion and museum with art collecion, built on the site of the old castle.
More information: Nottingham Castle

223: Wollaton Hall

Grand Elizabethan mansion the location of the Natural History Museum. There is also a deer park.
More information: Wollaton Hall

224: Newstead Abbey

Beautiful house, garden and parkland, and the former home of the famous poet Lord Byron.
More information: Newstead Abbey

225: Museum of Nottingham Life

This museum of the life of the people of Nottinghamshire is housed at Brewhouse Yard, in 17th century cottages.
More information: Museum of Nottingham Life

226: Green's Windmill and Science Centre

Working watermill and also Science centre with interactive activities.
More information: Green's Windmill

227: Galleries of Justice Museum

Museum of Crime and Punishment, housed in the old court house and gaol.
Kijkt u hier voor meer informatie over Galleries of Justice Museum

228: City of Caves

An archaeological journey through the sandstone caves underneath Nottinham's streets.
More information: City of Caves

229: Nottingham Contemporary

Museum of contemporary art.
More information: Nottingham Contemporary

230: St Mary's Church

Beautiful Medieval church.
More information: St Mary's Church

231: Framework Knitters Museum

Museum of framework knitting with historic collections, period buildings and garden.
More information: Framework Knitters Museum

232: Attenborough Nature Centre

Visitor centre and nature reserve on the river Trent.
More information: Attenborough Nature Centre

233: D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum

The birthplace and museum of DH Lawrence, the famous poet.
More information: D.H. Lawrence Birthplace Museum

234: Mr Straw's House

Historic 1920s house captured in time.
More information: Mr Straw's House (National Trust)

235: Hardwick Estate: Stainsby Mill

Workplace of a 19th century miller, situated on the beautiful Hardwick estate.
More information: (National Trust)

236: Hardwick Hall

Beautiful historic house and estate.
More information: Hardwick Hall (National Trust)

237: Harley Gallery

Art and Craft Gallery with historic collections and contemporary exhibitions.
More information: Harley Gallery

238: Cresswell Crags

Beautiful limestone gorge and caves with prehistoric archaeological objects. There is also a museum and you can follow walkingtrails through the area.
More information: Cresswell Crags

239: Clumber Park

Large natural estate with gardens, parkland, heathland, woods and walkingtrails.
More information: Clumber Park (National Trust)

240: Thoresby

Beautiful and large estate with a couple of attractions. There is the Courtyard where you can see the Permanant Collection which consists of drawings and painting. Here you will also find the Queen’s Royal Lancers and Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Museum.On the same estate you can also visit the Thoresby Gallery wich is a place where local artists exhibit their art.
More information: Thoresby

241: Rufford Abbey

Fine remains of a Medieval abbey and 17th century mansion. There is also a country park.
More information: Rufford Abbey (English Heritage)

242: Sherwood Pines Forest Park

This pine forest is a place to walk and cycle. This is the location of the visitor centre.
More information: Sherwood Pines Forest Park

243: Sherwood Forest

A national nature reserve where you will find a landscape of wood pastures and heathland. The area comprises the Sherwood Forestand the Budby South Forest.
More information: Sherwood Forest NNR

244: Beckingham Marshes

RSPB nature reserve. This wetland is situated on the River Trent floodplain and forms a habitat for a number of bird species.
More information: Beckingham Marshes RSPB

245: Southwell Minster

Beautiful Medieval cathedral.
More information: Southwell Minster

246: The Workhouse

Fine historic 19th century workhouse.
More information: The Workhouse (National Trust)

247: Newark Castle and Gardens

Fine remains of Newark castle where you get access to it's walls, dungeons and gardens.
More information: Newark Castle and Gardens

248: Orford Castle

Medieval castle with great keep. There are fine views over Orford Ness as well.
More information: Orford Castle (English Heritage)

249: Landguard Fort

Historic 18th century coastal fort and batteries.
More information: Landguard Fort (English Heritage

250: Felixstowe Museum

Museum dedicated to the history of Felixstowe.
More information: Felixstowe Museum

251: Ferry terminal Lowestoft

252: Ferry terminal Harwich

Here ferries depart for Felixstowe and Shotley (short journeys).

253: Ferry terminal Shotley

Here ferries depart for Harwich (short journey).

254: Felixstowe

Seaside town in Suffolk.
Info and accommodation in Felixstowe

255: Clacton-on-Sea

Seaside town in Essex.
Info and accommodation in Clacton-on-Sea

256: Aldeburgh Museum

The museum of Aldeburgh is housed in the historic Moot Hall.
More information: Aldeburgh Museum

257: Southwold Museum

The museum dedicated to the history of Southwold.
More information: Southwold Museum

258: Lowestoft Museum

Museum of the history of Lowestoft.
More information: Lowestoft Museum

259: Naval Museum

Lowestoft's museum about the Royal Naval Patrol Service.
More information: Naval Museum

260: Lowestoft Maritime Museum

Lowestoft's maritime museum.
More information: Lowestoft Maritime Museum

261: National Horseracing Museum

Newmarket is home to a famous racecourse but also to the National Horseracing Museum.
More information: National Horseracing Museum

262: The Village Church Farm

Rural open-air museum in Skegness.
More information: The Village Church Farm

263: Boston Guildhall

Historic guildhall, museum and tourist information centre.
More information: Boston Guildhall

264: Bury St Edmunds Abbey

Extensive remains of the Medieval abbey.
More information: Bury St Edmunds Abbey (English Heritage)

265: Moyse's Hall Museum

Museum about local history but also with attention to paintings and the Suffolk Regiment.
More information: Moyse's Hall Museum

266: West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village

Recreated Anglo-Saxon village and indoor galleries.
More information: West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village

267: Felbrigg Hall

Beautiful historic house, estate and gardens.
More information: Felbrigg Hall (National Trust)

268: Horsey Windpump and Estate

High windmill with beautiful views over this part of the Broads National Park and the coast. The estate is a place for wildlife and a spot for birdwatching.
More information: Horsey Windpump (National Trust)

269: Castle Rising

Great remains of a Medieval Castle.
More information: Castle Rising

270: Central Museum and Planetarium

Museum about archaeology, local and natural history. On the first floor you can visit the Southend Planetarium. This is the only public planetarium outside London.
More information: Central Museum

More information: Southend Planetarium

271: Beecroft Art Gallery

Art gallery including 17th century Dutch paintings and mondern sculputres.
More information: Beecroft Art Gallery

272: Southchurch Hall

Beautiful Medieval timber-framed and moated manor house.
More information: Southchurch Hall

273: Prittlewell Priory

Historic priory and fine parkland.
More information: Prittlewell Priory