Return to the golden age of steam at Bressingham Steam and Gardens. There are static preserved narrow and standard gauge locomotives as well as three...

Diss actually gets its name from ’Dic’ or ’Disce’ which is Saxon for ’ditch of standing water’ and indeed its focal point is a six...

Thelnetham Windmill was built in the early 19th Century and is of a tower design with conical cap. Situated on the border between Norfolk and...

Experience a fun filled family day out at Banham Zoo, East Anglia’s premier wildlife attraction, and simply purrrrrfect for those who have an interest in...

Thornham Walks are situated hidden in the Suffolk countryside just off the A140 near Eye. Located on the Thornham estate, there are 12 miles of...

Billingford Mill was built by W. Skinner between 1859 and 1860 to replace a post mill which blew down in strong winds shortly before. The...

Eye Castle is a Norman motte-and-bailey castle with medieval walls and a Victorian folly. When Hugh Bigod, Earl of Norfolk attacked the castle in 1173,...

Eye Guildhall is a substantial timber framed building and is located next door to Eye Church of St Peter and St Paul with its wonderful...

Snetterton Race Circuit is easy to find some 10 miles north-east of Thetford on the A11 from London to Norwich. It is located at a...

Bardwell Windmill lies smack bang in the middle of the tranquil village of Bardwell deep in the beautiful Suffolk countryside. The current windmill has been...

Known affectionately as ’The Middy’ the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway was one of those railways built during the latter days of the great railway age. Featuring...

The East of England has a long and proud tradition of producing some of the best regiments of the armed forces. This museum is...

Pakenham Watermill is Suffolk’s last working watermill and open to the public. The mill is found about 6 miles east of Bury St Edmunds hidden...

Pakenham Windmill is situated in Thieves Lane in the pretty village of Pakenham in Suffolk. It is eighty feet tall and best seen from the...

The Museum of East Anglian Life is housed on a seventy-five acre site of beautiful farmland. There is over three kilometres of woodland and...

Founded in 1728, Aspall Cyder has a long established tradition of producing quality cyder, vinegar and apple juice. This small rural producer can be found...

This museum celebrates a great tradition of mechanical music. This is something that sadly you hardly see anywhere anymore, but the organ grinder would...

Bishop’s Mill is built of Thetford grey brick under a tile and slate roof and was once a paper mill. Once known also as St...

The Thetford Ancient House Museum can be found in the centre of Thetford along Barton Street within easy reach of the town centre. The museum...

In the later Anglo-Saxon period Thetford was one of East Anglia’s major towns until Norwich Cathedral was built in the 1090s. A surviving feature of...