This article gives information for top historic towns which are the main tourist attractions in east England
Cambridge
Cambridge is famous for its legendary colleges the oldest of which dates back to 1284 along with its historic churches. The city boasts some of the finest historic architecture, including the stunning Kings College chapel, along with medieval streets and bridges.
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Colchester
This is officially Britains oldest town, so its no surprise that it houses some of the finest historic architecture around. Other attractions include the famous Colchester Zoo, the Colchester Castle Museum, and the nearby Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Norwich
Norwich claims the title of “most complete medieval city in Britain so youre sure to find some stunning medieval architecture. Notable sights include a hoard of ancient buildings, city wall remains, and the Norman Cathedral that boasts the largest cloisters in England.
Peterborough
Peterborough also boats a wealth of history. See where archaeologists found the oldest wheel in Britain at the Flag Fen Bronze Age Centre, or view the largest surviving example of a painted wooden ceiling from the Middle Ages at the Peterborough Cathedral, which also houses the graves of two Queens.
St. Albans
In addition to a magnificent cathedral housing the shrine of St. Albans, the town also boasts the best-preserved roman theatre in Britain. To gain further insight to the rich history of the town, Verulamium Museum features objects from the old roman city, and a variety of historic pubs are always eager to welcome visitors.
The east of England offers some of the most stunning historic architecture in the country.
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