Lovely pub with a huge children's play area. It has a room that acts as a shrine to Princess Diana. No real ale on handpump but there is a large selection of bottled ales.
Beautiful reconstruction of the ancient bridge destroyed in 1993. Watching divers jump off the bridge is a spectacular sight.
Very interesting museum documenting the life and times of one of the regions greatest writers.
Amazing sunsets. Great place to enjoy a cocktail and listen to some chilled out music.
Wonderful museum consisting of a smock windmill & old cottages. Great place to let children explore.
Great place to source all your gardening wants and needs. Plenty of other trading concessions ranging from an aquatics centre to an Edinburgh Woolen Mill.
Lovely pub where you are guaranteed a warm welcome. In winter you will be greeted with an equally warn fireplace. Great real ales.
Thriving local pub serving great real ales. Lovely garden for the Summer months. Regular live music.
Cosy traditional pub with 10 handpumps serving great real ales. Also offers around 40 bottled beers from across the world.
Stunningly beautiful cathedral. A real oasis of calm. A must visit when in Bury.
Stunningly beautiful landscaped gardens with impressive flower beds. Excellent place to relax or take a stroll.
Regular winner of East Anglia regional pub of the year. Social hub of its local community. Great real ales and ciders. No lager, games machines or TVs.
17th century pub with a single bar serving a large multi-area room. Unfortunately the theatre upstairs is no longer in use.
Wonderful old fashioned pub that retains its old off sales hatch. Very friendly hosts. Serves great real ales.
Has been run by the same family since 1922. Locally sourced food and fish & chip takeaway on Friday. Great real ales.
Large thatched pub dating from 1480. Spacious garden and restaurant housed in a granary barn. Supervised children's play area.
Unspoilt gem of a pub. On the National inventory of historic pub interiors. Excellent food and real ales. B&B accommodation available.
15th century pub with a cosy inglenook fireplace. Only pub named Manger in the country.
Historic country inn that has undergone sympathetic restoration in recent years. Excellent food and comfortable accommodation.
Historic pub with a carved sign that is thought to date back to 1415. Great real ales.
