There is so much to see and do in the historic town of Newmarket. From fabulous accommodation, amazing experiences and wonderful eateries. You will be spoilt for choice in this small part of the eastern region.
This internationally renowned town, has a rich history which is best discovered by booking onto Discover Newmarket’s behind the scenes tours where you will see some of the 3,000 equine residents going about their daily exercise, visit some of the best trainer’s yards and studs in the world, walk in the steps of Royalty in one of our walking and driving tours and truly understand what makes this town so very special.
But we are not all about the horse! We have activities that provide thrills and adventure as well as cultural experiences where you can indulge in the arts or food and drink trails along with relaxing and indulgent spa packages. However active you feel and whatever your taste and budget, browse our website and enjoy making memories in and around the home of horseracing.
As we celebrate International Women’s Day (8th March 2025), we’re taking the opportunity to look back at a definitive time in history when Ellen Chaloner, a trailblazing trainer became the first woman to be given a permit to train horses by the Jockey Club in 1886.
Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to slow down, spend quality time together and show Mum just how much she means to you.
The National Stud has announced that the first mares covered by Diego Velazquez have been scanned in foal.
The tourism body Discover Newmarket has unveiled the first of its 2026 series of ‘Morning With’ trainer tours – which provide exclusive behind-the scenes access to the world of horseracing.
Greater Anglia and the Ipswich to Cambridge Community Rail Partnership (CRP) are launching a competition to find a promotional name for the Ipswich to Cambridge line.
Valentine’s Day is all about spending time with the certain someone you care most about, and showing that appreciation of love… along with maybe a glass of bubbles or two!
Camilla Perrett has been appointed as the new Chair of Discover Newmarket, the not-for-profit organisation at the heart of British horseracing.
Discover Newmarket is backing the bid to secure UK Town of Culture status for Newmarket, marking an exciting opportunity to celebrate the town’s rich heritage, culture and history while inspiring new cultural projects for the future.