The University town of Cambridge - Originally an Iron Age settlement next to the river Cam, and later developed by the Romans, the City of Cambridge is now home to one the country's most famous Universities, and is famed for its scientific and academic research. Don't miss The Fitzwilliam Museum (having many famous paintings and ancient Roman and Egyptian artefacts), the Round Church with its brass-rubbing centre, the botanical gardens, and of course the various boat races from May until July each year!
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The East Anglia Heartland of Norwich - Set in the middle of Norfolk (famed for its canal ways and low-lying landscape), Norwich nestles in the middle of East Anglia, and is known for its bustling market, wealthy merchants of old, and its own unique 'worsted cloth' fabric (named after the nearby village of Worstead). A relaxing family break awaits you in this most hospitable of cities, with its fine food and drink, daytime and evening entertainment venues, quiet walks, and museums and galleries.
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The Historical town of Grantham - Not only being the home of Lady Margaret Thatcher, one of the country's most memorable prime ministers, the fair town of Grantham presents a long history of religion, commerce routes and architecture. Largely made up of red brick and old stone houses and cottages, the quaint old town is a lovely place to relax, take in the fresh air, and walk amid the stunningly beautiful countryside nearby. There's entertainment for children and young adults in the town, along with pubs, restaurants and bars that serve delicious (and often amazingly cheap) food.
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Agricultural and Historical Lincoln - The City of Lincoln, with its impressive cathedral and Bishop's Palace, has a chequered history dating about two thousand years, having evolved through Roman, Norman, Medieval, Tudor and Georgian occupation! For the history lover, there are National Trust sites, museums, galleries, and gardens to explore. The family entertainments are all there too, and of course the tea shoppes, parks, guided tours and walks.
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