Waxham Great Barn can be found sitting proudly along the B1159 road between Horsey and Sea Palling in North Norfolk. The barn was built in...

Stow Mill is located 400 yards from the sea on the beautiful North Norfolk coast just outside the seaside village of Mundesley along the main...

Mundesley Watermill was built around 1723 with a weatherboarded upper floor and Norfolk pantiled roof. Sadly the Watermill itself burnt down in November 1956 and...

Mundesley Maritime Museum could be one of the smallest museums in Britain. It is located along the main beach road that runs through the small...

This is the only waterside museum of Broadland life, and is situated in a beautiful setting in this most charming of natural environments. The...

For anyone who loves crafts, Alby Crafts is a gold mine. Home to eleven working craftsmen, within a complex of several converted farm buildings, it...

Since 1938 radar has played a key role in the air defence of the country. Radar significantly contributed to the success of all the allied...

Hoveton Hall Gardens is a wonderful 15 acre estate on the very edge of the Norfolk Broads. Hoveton Hall itself is a nineteenth century house...

Wroxham Barns is a delightful collection of beautifully restored eighteenth Century barns just outside the Norfolk town of Wroxham. Inside the barns you will find...

A visit to one of Norfolk’s famous round tower churches is like taking a step back in time. The church is a small building...

The Wizard Adventure Maze can be found just outside Cromer in Norfolk. The magical land first appeared in a maize field in Metton in 2002....

Blickling Hall is a delightful house built in the seventeenth century and has a fine collection of tapestries, furniture and pictures. The long gallery has...

Mannington Hall and Gardens is owned by Lord and Lady Walpole. The hall was built in the 15th Century and mentioned as a substantial property...

Thomas Ripley built Wolterton Hall in the 1720’s for Horatio Walpole, brother of Britains first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. During the 19th century a...

The Bure Valley Railway operates on a 15" narrow gauge line between the towns of Aylsham and Wroxham, a journey of nine miles. It runs...

Henry Blogg lived from 1876 until 1954, and became the most decorated lifeboat operator for the RNLI in this time. He was awarded three...

Cromer Museum is located close to the seafront in this popular seaside resort in Norfolk. The area has a long and interesting history that...

Cromer Parish Church has stood at the centre of Cromer, on the North Norfolk Coast, for well over 600 years and has the tallest parish...

Since 1391 there has been a pier or jetty in the seaside town of Cromer on the North Norfolk coast. In 1846 the last 70...

Felbrigg Hall stands in its own 1,750 acre estate within North Norfolk’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is one of the finest seventeenth century...

The current drainage windpump on this site was built in 1921, replacing the old mill that was in a precarious condition. The purpose of...

The Weavers’ Way is a 56-mile path from Cromer to Great Yarmouth. It starts impressively, crossing the great National Trust Estates of Blickling Hall and...

Hillside Animal Sanctuary is home to hundreds of rescued animals and campaigns on behalf of those who suffer in the factory farming industry. As a...

The Shire horse is one of the largest and most graceful creatures that you are likely to see in public in Britain. These huge...

Priory Maze and Gardens are set in some 10 acres and include natural running water, ponds, wild flower meadows, herb and aromatic gardens, pine walk,...

Pettitts Animal Adventure Park is something for the whole family set in a 50-acre rural location at Reedham. It is really three parks in one...

West Somerton Wind Farm is situated near to the village of West Somerton in North East Norfolk and known locally as Bloodhill wind farm. The...

East Anglia’s premier heritage railway, open April to October, plus Santa Specials in December. The scenic line goes from Sheringham along the coast to Weymouth...

Just outside Sheringham, the small suburb of Beeston Regis has the remains of an Augustinian priory known as Beeston Regis Priory. Founded in 1216, it...

Baconsthorpe Castle was built in the 15th Century as a fortified manor house, and stands as a testament to the rise and fall of the...

Sheringham Park represents one of the finest works of Humphrey Repton’s design legacy in this region. The park was acquired by the National Trust...

Sheringham Little Theatre is a community arts project that serves many communities in the northern reaches of Norfolk, as well as the people and visitors...

The small Sheringham Museum can be found hidden behind shops and close to the Little Theatre along Station Road in Sheringham town centre. The museum’s...

The Henry Ramey Upcher Lifeboat Museum with its original Henry Ramey Upcher lifeboat can be found housed in its original shed between Westcliff and the...

A display of fighters of types that flew from Norfolk including a Vulcan Bomber. Interior displays featuring the 100 Group; US AAF; Women at War...

Kelling Heath is a 250 acre Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the North Norfolk coastline. Housing a quiet holiday complex, the heath...

Hickling Broad is the largest and wildest of the Norfolk Broads, with an abundance of nature trails, boardwalks, sailing opportunities and wildlife. One of...

Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens is renowned for its specialised collection of Asian mammals, birds and reptiles in the beautifully landscaped grounds and gardens of Thrigby...

The William Marriott Museum houses an impressive collection that is related to the bygone era of steam railways in East Anglia. There are a...

Situated in the market place of Holt - an attractive Georgian town near the Norfolk coast - the gallery was established in 1988 and has...