Discover the beautiful county of Norfolk and all it has to offer

Norfolk is a beautiful part of the UK and a great year-round destination, for a day trip, weekend, short break or longer holiday.

Enjoy miles of unspoilt coastline, stunning countryside, the spectacular Norfolk Broads, woodland, heathland, nature reserves, picturesque market towns and villages, popular birdwatching destinations, and the quintessentially British seaside resorts including Cromer, Sheringham, Great Yarmouth, Hunstanton and Wells-next-the-Sea.

Norfolk has countless indoor and outdoor activities, a fabulous variety of family attractions, historical sights and even royal connections; Norfolk has it all.

Hotel Accommodation in Norfolk & Norwich

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Letheringsett Watermill

July 2020

The red brick mill in the pretty village of Letheringsett was built in 1802 and is located close to the historic market town of Holt, in north Norfolk. Letheringsett Watermill is the last remaining watermill in Norfolk to produce flour and was restored to working order by the late Mike and Marion Thurlow. The mill, on the River Glaven is today an award-winning tourist attraction and is run by Michelle, Mike and Marion’s daughter.

Discovering Norwich

The city of Norwich, with its fascinating heritage is a rich tapestry of meandering alleys with an abundance of architectural jewels. The magnificent cathedral and imposing Norman castle stand proud amongst the crooked half-timbered buildings and quiet cobbled lanes. The thriving market in the city centre and array of independent shops and eateries, combined with popular high street stores, makes Norwich a popular shopping destination.

Norwich is a beautiful city, steeped in history, dating back over 2,000 years. The central streets still follow their medieval course outlined by what remains of the ancient city walls. Norwich is dominated by its magnificent Cathedral and Medieval Castle. The city’s newest public building, The Forum, is also an impressive landmark, situated in the heart of the city centre, offering information and entertainment.

Norwich Castle

Built by the Normans in the 12th century, Norwich Castle is one of the finest Norman secular buildings to be found in Europe. Originally built as a royal palace, the castle is now a museum and art gallery

Norwich City

Norwich is a beautiful city, steeped in history, dating back over 2,000 years. The central streets still follow their medieval course outlined by what remains of the ancient city walls.

Walks in Norwich

Norwich has intriguing cobble streets, interesting alleyways and historic sights such as the Castle and Cathedral, all within easy reach of one another, making it an easy and enjoyable city to explore on foot.

Norfolk Broads

The Norfolk Broads are thought to have been created by the flooding of ancient peat diggings. They consist of large expanses of water, long meandering rivers and smaller lakes and dykes and are unique throughout Britain.

Towns

Norfolk has a wealth of interesting towns and picturesque villages, some with an unhurried pace of life, while others are more bustling and upbeat.

Nature Reserves

Within Norfolk you will find many nature reserves, from those by the coast to those on the inland broads.

The Roost

, Norfolk

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Stylishly and comfortably furnished throughout, The Roost is located in the coastal village of Titchwell, which is renowned for its spectacular natural beauty and thriving wildlife, as well as its two great pubs. With a cosy wood burning stove for winter and a sizeable garden with great vistas for relaxing in the summer, you can even lie in bed to enjoy the views over Titchwell RSPB reserve to the sea beyond.

Teacup Cottage

, Norfolk

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Located in the rural village of Syderstone, Teacup Cottage is an exquisite traditional brick and flint cottage. Stylishly curated throughout fusing original features with contemporary furnishings, this hideaway is bursting with character. Situated just 6 miles from Burnham Market, and with stunning Brancaster beach a mere 20-minute car journey away, Teacup Cottage is an truly exceptional retreat.

Curlew

, Norfolk

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This hidden gem is in a quiet but convenient location. Curlew is very spacious and practical for families and those looking to explore the coast around Brancaster and beyond.

Discovering Norfolk

Norfolk has a spectacular coastline, with long sandy beaches, high cliffs, sand dunes, flint pebble banks and salt marshes. It is also well known for the Norfolk Broads, an extensive waterway that can be fully explored by boat. There are many towns and villages within Norfolk, all with their own individual characters. The port of King's Lynn has a long trading history, and today it still has large trade links with the rest of Europe.

Accommodation

Norfolk has it all when it comes to accommodation from grand hotels, guest houses and self catering cottages, to motor cruisers, caravans and campsites. Whatever your preference or budget, Norfolk has something suitable for everyone.

Tourist Attractions

Norfolk is bursting with entertainment, with so many places to visit. For those seeking peace and tranquility there are magnificent stately homes and halls, all with spectacular gardens.

Eating out

In Norwich, Norfolk you can dine out on English, Chinese, Thai, Indian, Mexican, Greek, French, Italian, Moroccan and even Russian food. Being by the coast means seafood is plentiful, so make sure you try one of Norfolk’s specialities such as Samphire (seaweed) or a delicious Cromer crab. If you are looking for cheap and cheerful or a sophisticated Michelin starred restaurant, you will find that Norfolk has something to suit every taste and budget.