Room with a View
When you explore East Anglia by train, you’ve got the best seats in the house, a comfortable room with a view, through the heart of the region’s finest natural splendour.
From cathedrals to coasts, rolling fields to breathtaking sunsets or the serene expanses of water of the Broads National Park, a journey through East Anglia by train is different every time.
A changing view depending on the weather and the seasons.
There are lots of things to see and do, glorious countryside and miles of stunning coastlines to explore – download our ‘Bucket (and spade!) Lists for ideas of what to do along each line and tick them off as you go.
What will you discover?
The Bittern Line – Norwich to Sheringham, see here to explore The Bittern line
- Try out the Bittern Line Bucket List
The Wherry Lines – Norwich to Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, see here to explore The Wherry Lines
- Try out the Wherry Lines Bucket List
The East Suffolk Lines – Ipswich to Lowestoft and Felixstowe, see here to explore The East Suffolk Lines
- Try out the East Suffolk Lines Bucket List
The Sunshine Coast Line – Colchester to Walton On The Naze, Frinton On Sea and Clacton On Sea, see here to explore the Sunshine Coast Line
- Try out the Sunshine Coast Line Bucket List
The Mayflower Line – Manningtree to Harwich Town, see here to explore The Mayflower Line
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Try out the Mayflower Line Bucket List
The Gainsborough Line – Marks Tey – Sudbury, see here to explore The Gainsborough Line
- Try out the Gainsborough Line
The Crouch Valley Line – Wickford – Southminster, see here to explore The Crouch Valley Line
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Try out the Crouch Valley Line Bucket List
The Southend Line – Wickford – Southend, see here to explore The Southend Line
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Try out the Southend Line Bucket List
The Flitch Line – Witham to Braintree, see here to explore The Flitch Line
The Hereward Line – Peterborough to Ely, see here to explore The Hereward Line