East of England spreads over an area of 19,120 sq km and has a population of around 5.5 million people.
East of England is one of the nine regions of England. It runs along the border with the London region and the Thames Estuary in the south. East of England comprises the counties of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridge and Essex (which is the country’s largest county). The region’s terrain is primarily low-lying in nature but is diverse with gentle landscapes.
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| Cambridge Travel Guide |
 Cambridge and the surrounding area hold an unrivalled reputation for being
a centre of excellence both in learning and ambience. The name Cambridge instantly
summons breathtaking images – the Backs carpeted with spring flowers,
King’s College Chapel, punting on the river Cam and of co... |
| Luton Travel Guide |
 Luton is a large city located in the Luton-Dunstable Urban Area in England. This city is a unitary authority with a population of about 200,000 inhabitants. The... |
| Colchester Travel Guide |
 Colchester is a historic city in Essex, England and is believed to be the oldest town in Britain. Earlier known as Camulodunon, the city is noted for its Victorian style of architecture and vibrant culture. It houses a populati... |
| Norwich Travel Guide |
 Norwich is a county town in East Anglia, England and also the regional administrative centre of the county. The town has a population of about 128,000 permanent residents and was voted as the greenest city in England in 2006. T... |
| Greater Yarmouth Travel Guide |
 Greater Yarmouth is a coastal town located in Norfolk County, England. With a population of approximately 50,000 inhabitants, it is one of England’s most popular tourist destinations. Locally known as ... |
