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Find the best inspiration for Cambridge weekend breaks; from the perfect afternoon punting down the river to fantastic foodie tours around the city.

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From Norwich Cathedral to its famous castle, medieval streets, market and museums, food and travel content creator Shu Lin enjoys a budget break in Norwich.

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An outside view of Jarrolds Independent Department Store in Norwich

From punting along the River Cam to exploring the Polar Museum and sipping history-steeped pints, be amazed by accessible Cambridge.

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View of college in Cambridge with people punting on River

From Blue Flag beaches to artisan eateries and romantic inns with stylish rooms, these are best things to do and places to stay in North Norfolk.

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Sandringham Estate in Norfolk

Three days of splash-tastic adventures in, on and around the Broads National Park – from floating saunas to snoozing on a houseboat.

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Aerial view of a windmill and surrounding pasture and canals

From a spectacular Harry Potter filming location, to cheese tours, vintage shopping – discover our top picks of things to do in Norwich.

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A pretty village square with cobbled streets at dusk

From stately homes to pretty villages, beautiful beaches to gourmet food, there are so many things to do in Essex.

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Discover the best coastal adventures, gin-tasting tours and glorious beaches in Suffolk on this action-packed four-day itinerary.

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Beach with seaside cottages, beach huts and a lighthouse

In the spotlight: Essex

The only way is Essex, especially if you’re a fan of vineyards, cute-as-a-button villages and island escapes.

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People relaxing in the grounds in from of Hollytrees Museum

Explore more regions in England

Affectionately known as ‘God’s Country’, visit Yorkshire and you too will be converted by its dramatic landscapes, historical cities and famous attractions.

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Inflatable artwork 'Spiked' by Steve Messam exhibit at Fountains Abbey

Tick off historic icons, glamp next to lions, indulge at seaside restaurants and seek out some of England’s best fizz.

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Girl looking down a countryside road to a village below

This slice of England is home to some of the country’s most beautiful seaside locations, but its charm doesn’t stop at the shore.

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The harbour of Saint Michaels Mount in Cornwall

Home to larger than life characters, landscapes, and nightlife, this northern region is loud, proud and always has a surprise up its sleeve.

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Location: Lake District

Claife viewing station on the western shore of Lake Windermere.

From scene-stealing castles to unspoilt countryside, some of the country’s finest hidden gems are found up north.

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Two friends visiting an old art deco seaside building.

Scale limestone peaks, follow in the footsteps of literary heroes and fill up on award-winning street food in this eclectic area of England.

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