Discover the ultimate Norfolk road trip
In little more than 100 miles you can pass through some of the most beautiful landscapes, towns and …
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Whether you're interested in natural beauty and wildlife, history and culture, stunning architecture or unique sights, Norfolk has something exciting to offer everyone - even people who've lived here all their lives! Here are just a few of our very favourite places - and we'd love to know if we've missed anything!
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100 years of game, set and match in Hunstanton
With over 1,000 players competing every year, the Hunstanton Lawn Tennis Tournament is the largest …
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A stunning street with extraordinary tales to tell
With its wealth of magnificent historic buildings, Queen Street in King’s Lynn is a truly …
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A fine village church with a sea of rare treasures
With its wealth of history and wildlife and strong community feel, St Mary’s is the beating heart …
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Reaching great heights for even greater sights
With temperatures dropping as winter approaches, the highest points of Cromer Ridge in north …
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The very last traces of Appleton’s long history
Sitting unobtrusively on the outskirts of Sandringham, the ruins of St. Mary the Virgin are all …
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The many wonders of West Dereham’s church
With its imposing Norman round tower, its magnificent medieval architecture and its impressive …
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A new dawn rises over Oxburgh Hall
It’s taken five years and is one of the biggest projects ever undertaken by the National Trust, but …
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The ever changing face of Burnham Overy Staithe
It’s now one of the most beautiful and peaceful spots in north Norfolk, but 20,000 years ago the …
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A natural local wonder and a family tradition
Taking a trip around Blakeney Harbour to see the seals is a magical experience, but it’s even more …
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The very long story of Hunstanton’s cliffs
The White Cliffs of Dover are perhaps our country’s most famous cliffs, but Hunstanton’s are easily …
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Born in Norfolk and immortalised in history
Blickling Hall is one of the most popular stately homes in Norfolk, but it’s also one of its most …
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From knights to kings: the priory of West Acre
A solitary gatehouse and a few walls close to the church of All Saints at West Acre are the only …
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The perfect mix of the past and the present
Norfolk has some of the most beautiful and historic towns in the whole country, but few of them can …
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The mill that inspired a children’s classic
The tower windmill at Burnham Overy Staithe is one of the most iconic sights along the north …
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St Nicholas’ Chapel
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Bawsey Ruin
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Custom House
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Castle Acre
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A perfect example of community spirit
Tucked away in the middle of west Norfolk you’ll find Great Massingham, a traditional country …
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Holme Beach
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The troubled history of Binham Priory...
Its atmospheric ruins are hugely impressive, but the remains of Binham Priory disguise a …
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An iconic location and a rich maritime history
At one time the harbour of Wells-next-the-Sea was one of the most important ports in the country, …
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Royal connections and military heroes
Dedicated to the saints Peter and Paul, the beautiful church of West Newton sits on the royal …
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Wisbech & Fenland Museum
From the very first, museums were intended as a way of bringing a weird and a wonderful world …
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Walsingham Abbey
It was one of Norfolk’s most important religious sites and was once one of the most popular …
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St Mary's, Houghton-on-the-Hill
Today it’s one of the most important churches in East Anglia, attracting visitors and academics …
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Sandringham House
Today, Sandringham is one of the most famous royal residences in the world, and it’s hard to …
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Downham Market Clock Tower
Presented to the town by a local businessman, it’s been at the centre of social and civic life in …
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Brancaster Beach
It’s been home to Romans and smugglers, endangered birds, a major maltings industry – and it could …
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Wells-next-the-Sea
With its immediately recognisable and distinctive landmark of a massive red brick granary and …
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True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum
This museum in King’s Lynn is dedicated to a disappeared community, virtually all that remains of …
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The Shell Museum at Glandford
Exquisite seashells, a collection of fossils and birds’ eggs, local archaeological finds and works …
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The Minster, King's Lynn
It’s been the defining feature of the skyline of King’s Lynn for almost a thousand years, and it’s …
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Walking through a gateway to the past
Today it’s an ornamental feature in one of the area’s most important public spaces, but there was a …
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The unique wonders of Oxborough’s church
Almost destroyed during a storm 170 years ago, the greatest treasures in the church of St John the …
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St Mary Magdalene, Sandringham
The church of St Mary Magdalene in Sandringham is regularly attended by the royal family when they …
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Oxburgh Hall
It may have been built during the Wars of the Roses, protected by a moat and given some imposing …
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King’s Lynn Town Hall
Perfect for all events from weddings to conferences and concerts, this range of buildings on the …
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Holkham Beach
A seemingly infinite stretch of golden sands running down to the blue-green waters of the North …
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Castle Rising
Castle Rising is home to one of the most famous 12th century castles in England - and is owned by …
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Blickling Hall
What more could you want from a Norfolk country estate? A beautiful house, a colourful history, a …
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