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...

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...

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....

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...

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 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...

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...

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

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

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...

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...