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Bury St Edmunds, a charming market town in Suffolk, England, exudes a rich history dating back to the medieval times. With a magnificent cathedral, ancient abbey ruins, and picturesque gardens, this town captivates visitors with its beautiful architecture and quaint streets...
The early life of Ely began with a monastry and town situated on an island in the midst of a vast expanse of marshland in the middle of the Fens...
This is a delightful village set in the famous Brecks. It is a lovely place for country lovers, offering miles of attractive country walks...
The Stour Valley footpath leads into Kedington which has several eye catching focal points, including a pretty arched bridge spanning the river and a lovely 18th-century watermill...
Woolpit has a pleasant medieval village centre around which are spread a variety of pretty cottages and attractive houses...
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Sitting majestically above the River Ouse, Ely cathedral presents an awesome sight with its towers sweeping 217 feet towards an.....
Started in 1503, and now complete after over 500 years (2005) with the addition of a central tower...
Oliver Cromwell (1599-1658) was Lord Protector of England from 1653 until 1658. For the years spanning 1636 to 1647 Cromwell and.....
This attractive house was formerly a priory of Augustinian canons, founded around 1135. It's name does not relate to the island.....
This fascinating house with its striking twin towers to either side of the entrance hall, gables, roof-line turrets and tall.....
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