| Norwich |
The capital of East Anglia with many shops, restaurants,
cathedral, museum, galleries and theatre. |
| Sandringham |
The Royal family's private estate, including the house,
beautiful gardens, museum and church. |
| Holkham Hall |
A magnificent Palladian hall and estate owned and lived in
by the Earl of Leicester. |
| Houghton Hall |
Built for Lord Wallpole, the first Prime Minister it has an
interesting past and present ! |
| Blickling |
A Jacobean masterpiece. |
| Oxburgh Hall |
Famous moated manor house built in 1482 by the Bedingfield
family who still live there. |
| Norfolk Broads |
A giant lake and river system creating a boaters paradise.
Boats can be hired for the day or you can join one of the many pleasure
cruises, where someone else does the navigating. |
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Coast |
The North Norfolk Heritage Coast is 30 minutes away. |
| Cromer |
Still has an end-of-the-pier show and justly famous for its
crab and other seafood. |
| Sherringham |
A traditional unspoilt English seaside resort and home of
the North Norfolk Steam Railway. |
| Wells-Next-The-Sea |
The in place ! An interesting little town with a good mix of
shops and tempting fresh fish and chips |
| Holkham Bay |
The magnificent beach which stretches for 7 miles from Wells
to Brancaster. Backed by sand dunes, woods and a nature reserve with an
official naturalist beach for those who forget to bring their bathing
costumes ! |
| Blakeney |
Pickup a boat trip to go out to Bakeney Point and view the
local seal colony. |
