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Weavers Cottage

Thursford, Thursford, Norfolk NR21 0BS - England, UK

Weavers Cottage was originally converted from a C17th weaving barn. It can provide a perfect base for a Norfolk beach holiday and a tranquil home to sample the local countryside. The cottage has exposed beams, a large garden...

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Attractions near Weavers Cottage

A selection of attractions close to Weavers Cottage:

The Thursford Collection (< 1 Mile)

The Thursford Collection is a step back in time. Essentially it is a museum of mechanical organs, steam engines and fairground rides set in the...

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Binham Priory (1.3 Miles)

Binham Priory is situated close to the Norfolk town of Binham and was founded in the late 11th century by a nephew of William the...

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The Shrine of our Lady of Walsingham (4.9 Miles)

The quiet and peaceful medieval village of Little Walsingham in north Norfolk is home to England’s National Shrine to Our Lady. The story started in...

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Pensthorpe Nature Reserve (5.6 Miles)

Pensthorpe covers 500 acres of the beautiful Wensum Valley with miles of nature trails by meadows, woodland and lakes where you can see both wild...

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Langham Glass (6.9 Miles)

Langham Glass is situated at a collection of 18th Century barn workshops in the lovely North Norfolk village of Langham. Here you can not only...

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Fakenham Museum (7.6 Miles)

Fakenham Museum of Gas and Local History is one of the central attractions in this small town in the East Anglian countryside. There has...

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Letheringsett Watermill (8.5 Miles)

A restored working watermill (1798) producing 100% organic and whole wheat flour from English wheat. Working demonstrations and tours take place Tuesday to Friday 2pm...

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All Saints Church (8.6 Miles)

Originally built in the 12th Century, the current building mainly dates from the 13th Century. The inside of the church is full of interesting...

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Beans Boat Trips (8.6 Miles)

The simplest way to view the wild seal colony on Blakeney Point is by taking a trip on one of Beans Boat Trips from either...

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Glandford Shell Museum (9.3 Miles)

Glandford Shell Museum really is a wonderful find in the very heart of the Norfolk Countryside. It is housed in the oldest purpose-built museum in...

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Glandford Watermill (9.3 Miles)

Local gravel pits provided the flint from which Glandford watermill was rebuilt as far back as 1907. Despite being referred to in the 17th Century...

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Bircham Gallery (9.6 Miles)

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

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Cley Windmill (11.1 Miles)

Cley Windmill stands on the North side of the small and beautiful Norfolk village of Cley-next-the-Sea. It dates from the 18th Century and is one...

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William Marriott Museum (11.4 Miles)

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

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Foxley Wood (12.5 Miles)

The largest remaining block of ancient woodland in Norfolk is Foxley Wood. In May 2002 it was awarded National Nature Reserve status which makes it...

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Roots of Norfolk Museum at Gressenhall (12.7 Miles)

A former workhouse is now home to the Roots of Norfolk museum at Gressenhall. Dedicated to village and rural life of yesteryear Norfolk, this museum...

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Mannington Hall and Gardens (13.1 Miles)

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...

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Wolterton Hall and Park (13.1 Miles)

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...

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