East Anglia - Land of the Iceni

Welcome to Norfolk and Suffolk - the original East Anglia - land of Queen Boudicca and the Iceni, and the only part of England to retain a link to its old name - Angliæ.

Tourist Guide to East Anglia (Norfolk Suffolk) England

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East Anglia is an area of contrasts.
From the Fens in the west, through the sandy heaths of Breckland, across the rolling landscape of Suffolk and Norfolk to the Norfolk Broads, Britains only wetlands National Park, and on to the sandy beaches on 120 miles of coastline.

And throughout the area, picturesque market towns and villages that can trace their history back to Saxon times and beyond.
And, of course, Norwich, the capital city, with its great Norman Castle and Cathedral.

A great area to explore, be it by car, bike or on foot.

Recent Updates:
Old City News update: 25 December 2004
Complete web site revamp following move from www.oldcity.demon.co.uk - uploaded 11 November 2004

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Norwich is the capital city of the original East Anglia.
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