Norfolk Sightseeing & Activities Guide

the most complete Norman cathedral in Europe and a fine example of Romanesque architecture, with over 900 years of history

the much loved country retreat of HM Queen Elizabeth ll. Explore objets d'art collected by the Royal family, or browse the classic cars in the Transport Museum

this early Tudor house has a fine carved oak ceiling and contains exhibits displaying the history of Thetford and Breckland including archaeological and natural history exhibits. There is also a fine herb garden

admire the panoramic vista across the water and the wide variety of wildlife from the Wildlife Centre reached by a boardwalk

Norfolk’s longest narrow gauge railway with a fine collection of diesel and steam locomotives, running between Aylsham and Wroxham

an elegant Palladian stately home, with a magnificent walled garden, extensive parkland with cycle routes and children's play areas

surrounded by 30 acres of parkland and home to over 1000 animals including penguins, leopards, fur seals, tigers and zebras

set in a timber framed, thatch roofed 16th Century building with a collection of local artefacts and bygones from local trades

a fine example of a Jacobean mansion displaying fine tapestries & furniture with extensive grounds

a fine collection of roses, wall shrubs, climbers, fruit & vegetables. Visit the arboretum containing over 1000 different species.

experience the power of steam in all its forms, from working locomotives to stationary engines, steam roundabout, traction engines & Royal Coach all in a garden setting.

displaying the history of local industry over the past 200 years. There is a re-created 1920's pharmacy & a 1930's pawnbroker's shop. Further features of this museum include temporary exhibitions.

designed by Humphrey Repton in the nineteenth century with extensive views and magnificent rhododendrons, when in season