National GeographicOct 29Is This Corner of East Anglia the U.K.'s Eeriest?In the borderlands of East Anglia, marshes, reed-fringed waterways and medieval market towns play host to weird and eerie folktales.Offers houseboats and glamping pods.16 things in this storyBeccles LidoPlaceHop aboard for a trip along the Waveney.Big Dog FerryPlaceShuck’s head on the hull.Hippersons BoatyardPlaceOffers houseboats and glamping pods.ElsewhereSt Mary's ChurchSightBungay, United KingdomSite of one of the most famous Shuck stories.Druid’s StoneSightBungay, United KingdomMysterious rock with supposed devil-raising powers.Locks InnRestaurantGeldeston, United KingdomCommunity-owned pub on the riverbank.Angles WayTrailWaveney Valley, United Kingdom93-mile walking path spanning the Waveney Valley.Baked patisserieRestaurantBungay, United KingdomOffers signature pain reubens.Suffolk StonehouseRestaurantBungay, United KingdomOffers top-notch pizzas with local ingredients.Fen Farm DairyPlaceBungay, United KingdomTry its famous raw milk, butter and yoghurt.Flint VineyardPlaceBungay, United KingdomOffers tours and vine-side tastings.St Peter’s BreweryPlaceBungay, United KingdomPick up a tipple from the shop.Grain BreweryRestaurantAlburgh, United KingdomOffers brewery tours and has an on-site taproom.Albion NightsHotelWoodton, United KingdomEco-retreat with handmade cabins.Beech CabinHotelWoodton, United KingdomHandmade cabin fashioned from reclaimed wood.Secret SaunaPlaceWoodton, United KingdomWood-fired sauna before cooling off in river.Read the full piece at National Geographic →
