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National Trust property Flatford Mill made famous by John Constable’s paintings. Lovely walks along the river, tearoom and boating
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Flatford and Constable Country
National Trust property Flatford Mill made famous by John Constable’s paintings. Lovely walks along the river, tearoom and boating
Dedham and the surrounding area is officially an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it’s also known as ‘Constable Country’, after the artist John Constable who made the gorgeous, rural area famous with his paintings. Explore the quaint high street, have lunch at The Sun Inn or the Marlborough Head, visit The Mannings Art Museum, hire a boat and row along the river or just go for a walk in the beautiful countryside.
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Dedham Vale AONB
Dedham and the surrounding area is officially an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it’s also known as ‘Constable Country’, after the artist John Constable who made the gorgeous, rural area famous with his paintings. Explore the quaint high street, have lunch at The Sun Inn or the Marlborough Head, visit The Mannings Art Museum, hire a boat and row along the river or just go for a walk in the beautiful countryside.
Colchester Zoo is home to 220 species set in 60 acres of parkland and lakes! As you navigate your way around Colchester Zoo you'll visit many different habitats and see animals from around the world, from the humid home of our Komodo Dragons to our very own Africa plain, home to white rhino, giraffes, ostrich, zebra and kudu.
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Zoológico de Colchester
Maldon RoadColchester Zoo is home to 220 species set in 60 acres of parkland and lakes! As you navigate your way around Colchester Zoo you'll visit many different habitats and see animals from around the world, from the humid home of our Komodo Dragons to our very own Africa plain, home to white rhino, giraffes, ostrich, zebra and kudu.
Set in the historic roman town of Colchester, this is Norman castle open to the public. The keep of the castle is mostly intact and is the largest example of its kind anywhere in Europe, due to its being built on the foundations of a Roman temple.
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Museo del Castillo
Castle ParkSet in the historic roman town of Colchester, this is Norman castle open to the public. The keep of the castle is mostly intact and is the largest example of its kind anywhere in Europe, due to its being built on the foundations of a Roman temple.
Britains first city and former capital of Roman Britain. Plenty to do with the Castle and Zoo there is also the FirstSite Art gallery which combines contemporary visual art, exhibitions and films. Additionally there are many lovely places to eat and shop.
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Colchester
Britains first city and former capital of Roman Britain. Plenty to do with the Castle and Zoo there is also the FirstSite Art gallery which combines contemporary visual art, exhibitions and films. Additionally there are many lovely places to eat and shop.
Enjoy a drink by the river in this picturesque town close to the University of Essex. Lovely walks along the river or during the summer, board the little ferry to cross the river to Fingringhoe.
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Wivenhoe
Enjoy a drink by the river in this picturesque town close to the University of Essex. Lovely walks along the river or during the summer, board the little ferry to cross the river to Fingringhoe.
Follow the River Colne down to Mersea Island, home to the Colchester native oyster, and the ideal place to get out and enjoy the fresh air. Go for a paddle on the beach, bird-watching in Cudmore Grove Country Park, or simply for a walk across the tranquil island.
Choose from East or West Mersea - the west is a small fishing town, with some sandy beaches and a selection of shops, restaurants and pubs. The east is more rural with wild natural beaches and large open spaces.
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Mersea Island
Follow the River Colne down to Mersea Island, home to the Colchester native oyster, and the ideal place to get out and enjoy the fresh air. Go for a paddle on the beach, bird-watching in Cudmore Grove Country Park, or simply for a walk across the tranquil island.
Choose from East or West Mersea - the west is a small fishing town, with some sandy beaches and a selection of shops, restaurants and pubs. The east is more rural with wild natural beaches and large open spaces.
Picturesque riverside hamlet of Pin Mill located right on the River Orwell, it lies within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB. Part of the National Trust, discover peaceful woodland and heathland walks along the river. Enjoy a drink or delicious meal at the historic Butt & Oyster pub overlooking the river.
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Pin Mill
Picturesque riverside hamlet of Pin Mill located right on the River Orwell, it lies within the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB. Part of the National Trust, discover peaceful woodland and heathland walks along the river. Enjoy a drink or delicious meal at the historic Butt & Oyster pub overlooking the river.
An Essex Wildlife Trust reserve with a beautiful stretch of beach backed by red sandstone cliffs. A unique landscape of outstanding geological and biological importance. It is also an important site for migrating birds. This is a lovely place for a walk but also a great place to find fossilised sharks teeth. There is the Naze Nature Discovery Centre with a cafe and museum. There is also the Historic Naze tower that houses an art gallery and tea room. Further round the coast there is Titchmarsh marina where you can take wildlife boat trips from.
Essex Wildlife Trust Naze Nature Discovery Centre
An Essex Wildlife Trust reserve with a beautiful stretch of beach backed by red sandstone cliffs. A unique landscape of outstanding geological and biological importance. It is also an important site for migrating birds. This is a lovely place for a walk but also a great place to find fossilised sharks teeth. There is the Naze Nature Discovery Centre with a cafe and museum. There is also the Historic Naze tower that houses an art gallery and tea room. Further round the coast there is Titchmarsh marina where you can take wildlife boat trips from.
Jimmy’s farm is just 20 minutes up the road, great for adults and children alike with a real assortment of animals from a Polar bear to Capybaras. Also a restaurant on site and farm shop.
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Jimmy's Farm
Pannington Hall LaneJimmy’s farm is just 20 minutes up the road, great for adults and children alike with a real assortment of animals from a Polar bear to Capybaras. Also a restaurant on site and farm shop.
A small seaside town with a mile of sandy beach with zones for swimming and windsurfing. The shore is lined by a promenade along which there is several hundred beach huts.
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Playa de Frinton
17-18 EsplanadeA small seaside town with a mile of sandy beach with zones for swimming and windsurfing. The shore is lined by a promenade along which there is several hundred beach huts.