The Insider Guide to Suffolk & Norfolk

Duke of York, Woodbridge, Suffolk: Traditional pub on Ipswich Road serving food and drinks. Local favorite in central Woodbridge with a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors.

Creake Abbey's award-winning farmers' market brings over 60 stalls of local produce to North Creake on the first Saturday of each month, except January.

Holt Sunday Market is an award-winning street market of makers, food producers and street food, held on the first Sunday of the month from April to December.

SEA LIFE Hunstanton is an aquarium and wildlife sanctuary in Hunstanton, Norfolk, with zones including a Seal Hospital and Penguin Beach.

SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth is an aquarium and wildlife attraction on Marine Parade, Norfolk, with sharks, penguins, turtles, crocodiles, and rays on show.

Norwich Ghost Walks runs guided evening tours through the haunted streets of Norwich, Norfolk, mixing local history with tales of the city's ghosts.

Hickling Broad Visitor Centre is a nature reserve facility in Hickling, Norfolk, run by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust and open daily 10am to 5pm.

Stories of Lynn is a museum in King's Lynn, Norfolk, set in a historic town hall building that includes original jail cells and hands-on displays.

The Assembly House is a Georgian heritage building on Theatre Street in Norwich, Norfolk, designed by Thomas Ivory in 1754 and open daily for dining and afternoon tea.

Dragon Hall is a Grade I listed medieval heritage site on King Street, Norwich, Norfolk, with a spectacular timber crown-post roof dating from around 1430.

Broads Tours offers river cruises and day boat hire from Wroxham, Norfolk, with a fleet ranging from electric launches to licensed passenger boats with live commentary.

Mid-Norfolk Railway is a heritage steam and diesel railway based in Dereham, Norfolk, offering days out on a 22-mile round trip through the Heart of Norfolk.