It’s thought to be the definitive guide to travel so recognition that East Anglia – Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex and Cambridgeshire – is rated one of the world’s best places to visit has given a shot in the arm to the tourist industry.
A charming one-bedroom barn conversion on Pepples Farm, nestled in the tranquil village of Wimbish, just a stone’s throw away from the historic market town of Saffron Walden.Lonely Planet – approaching its 50th anniversary – is universally acclaimed for its travel advice and rates East Anglia the only UK destination in its ‘must go’ places for 2025.
The Potting Shed offers an idyllic backdrop for a countryside escape but with the bustling historic city of Cambridge only a 30-minute drive away. This barn conversion is sat within the grounds of Grade II* Listed Island Hall, on the edge of the River Great Ouse
The Potting Shed offers an idyllic backdrop for a countryside escape but with the bustling historic city of Cambridge only a 30-minute drive away. This barn conversion is sat within the grounds of Grade II* Listed Island Hall, on the edge of the River Great OuseIt’s guidebook is highly rated and covers most countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas – and is relied on by millions for its tips on where to travel.
Set within 220 acres of tranquil countryside that once belonged to the Duke of Norfolk, Aspen Country Park provides an idyllic escape for those seeking relaxation, history, and natural beauty. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is a 10-minute drive away
Set within 220 acres of tranquil countryside that once belonged to the Duke of Norfolk, Aspen Country Park provides an idyllic escape for those seeking relaxation, history, and natural beauty. The historic market town of Bury St Edmunds is a 10-minute drive awayLonely Planet has revealed its highly anticipated ‘Best in Travel 2025’ list – a renowned guide of must visit places, chosen for their topicality, unique experiences and ‘wow’ factor.
Alongside incredible destinations such as the Jordan Trail, Fiji, Laos, and Bavaria is… East Anglia!
The only UK destination on the list, East Anglia has been identified for its ‘charming villages with 16th-century half-timbered houses, artistic wool towns and a coastline adorned with beaches and bird reserves’.
Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life with a visit to Weybread Lakes Lodges. Situated on the picturesque Norfolk/Suffolk boarder beside a secluded private lake, these upscale log cabins and cedar lodges feature lake-view hot tubs, private saunas, and open plan living spaces complete with fully equipped kitchens, as well as free Wi-Fi and 42-inch flat-screen TVs.The PR specialists are already putting out top accommodation suggestions in this ‘enigmatic’ region from self-catering experts cottages.com and from companies such as Hoseasons for those looking to explore the many wonders of East Anglia.
Whether it’s a couple’s escape, a family getaway, or an exciting adventure with friends, explore the breath-taking Broads National Park with Richardson’s Boating Holidays. Pick from the largest fleet of charter boats on the Broads including family friendly cruisers, luxurious boats with spacious sundecks and vessels perfect for fishing enthusiasts.
