The peaceful English island of Eye may not at first sight convey its true historic significance. According to the last census the town has a population of about two thousands. It is the same island that remained one of the most important strategic strongholds in the Norman era.
Some traces of the Norman era can still be appreciated as the town holds many buildings reflecting the amazing architecture of that age. Tourists, who are interested in the architectural aspect of the town, try to spend time in the town as it offers some of the rarest glimpses of ancient architecture.
One interesting instance is the Gerofian Linden House which has a striking and remarkably unique colour scheme. The architect has made the building from an amazing combination of blue and red bricks which provides stunning views to the visitors. Local guides often recommend this building to the new comers as it truly conveys the imaginative aspect of ingenious architect.
St Peter and St Paul church is the true iconic building of the town, as one can see the lofty towers from anywhere in the town. The towers of the church rise to a tremendous height and provide good opportunities for the tourists who are keen in photography. It is a fairly historic building as historians agree that it was built in the 1300s. Tourists pay visits to the church to appreciate the work of architecture and it is easy to get local guides that will elaborate the history behind each and every mystery behind the church.
We hope you enjoy your stay in one of our cheap Eye hotels, mid range or luxury Eye hotels.
