The Insider Guide to Suffolk & Norfolk

The Hidden Garden Cafe is a dog-friendly tearoom on St Peter's Street in Ipswich, Suffolk, with what is said to be the largest walled garden in the town centre.

Engineers Arms is a Victorian split-level pub on Main Street in Leiston, Suffolk, sitting directly opposite the Long Shop Museum.

Harbour Inn is a proper fisherman's pub on the waterfront at Southwold, Suffolk, serving fresh local seafood alongside Adnams ales.

Jolly Sailor at Orford is a 16th-century inn near Woodbridge, Suffolk, serving modern British pub food with fresh local seafood and Adnams ales.

Huntingfield Arms is a traditional free house on the village green in Huntingfield, near Halesworth, Suffolk, with changing cask ales and homemade food.

Stoke Bridge is the historic crossing where the Gipping becomes the Orwell in Ipswich, Suffolk, with quayside views and a free AR heritage trail.

Jonas Seafoods Ltd supplies fresh seafood from Cromer, Norfolk. Local producers of crab, lobster and fish caught from the North Sea coast.

Art Safari & Close Encounters Travel offers visual art experiences in Woodbridge, Suffolk. Contemporary art programs and creative workshops for all skill levels.

Three Rivers Pitch & Paddle offers camping on Station Rd in Geldeston, Suffolk, with direct river access for water activities. Book your stay at this campsites location near Beccles.

Cromer Parish Church (St Peter and St Paul) is a historic Norfolk landmark on Church Street offering visitors insight into Cromer's religious heritage and architectural history spanning centuries…

The North Norfolk Wheelyboat 'Poppy' offers accessible boat trips from Morston Quay in Norfolk, featuring wildlife cruises and scenic tours along the North Norfolk coast.

Walberswick Village Green is the large open common at the centre of Walberswick, Suffolk, with a small playground and the village's shops and pub around its edges.