Top Culture in East of England

I think you should grab a free map when you arrive. The layout is a bit tricky, and it really helps to plan your route, especially if you're short on time.

My advice is to explore the little shop they have. They sell some unique items that are not too pricey, perfect for a keepsake without breaking the bank. I found a lovely print that I couldn't resist!

I recommend heading over to St Mary the Great first thing around 9 AM. The early morning light on the architecture is stunning, plus it's way less crowded!

If you’re planning to snap photos, avoid peak tourist times like midday – the light’s not great and you’ll be fighting for a good shot with all the crowds.

I recommend visiting on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowds; you'll get to explore the exhibits in peace!

If you want to stretch your visit a bit, plan for 2-3 hours. There’s more to see than you might expect!

My advice is to check out the interactive exhibits; they really enhance the experience and are fun for both kids and adults.

I suggest bringing a small snack and drink if you plan to linger; there aren’t many shops nearby, and it's nice to relax while watching the clock's unique mechanism in action.