South Norfolk
South Norfolk has a special charm, with picturesque villages and market towns. Wymondham is the largest town in South Norfolk and has a very popular market every Friday. On the first Friday of every month the central hall plays host to an antiques and collectors fair. The town has an abbey which is considered to be one of the finest in England.
In Caistor St Edmond you will discover the remains of the Roman town of Venta Icenorum. Open to visitors, it is one of the few sites in the country that has not been disturbed by development.
The market town of Diss is on the Norfolk/Suffolk border and close to Diss is Bressingham Gardens and Steam Museum. This is home to the national Dads Army Collection, and is set in an area of six acres, with delightful gardens.
The village of Hingham is an ancient settlement, and as early as 925 AD it is recorded as being the property of King Arthelstan. The 14th century parish church of St Andrew towers above the market place and can be seen for miles.
Thorpe Abbotts near Diss is where the 100th Bomb Group Memorial Museum can be found. It is a tribute to the 8th Air Force (USAAF) which was based in Norfolk during the Second World War.
South Norfolk’s biggest tourist attraction is Banham Zoo. It is set within 35 acres and is home to over 1,000 animals.
More information on South Norfolk can be found within our tourist attractions and towns and villages sections.
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The Little Barn
, Norfolk
A fabulous award-winning bijou barn conversion in a quiet location within the pretty village of Ringstead. Just two miles from the beach and an easy ten minute walk to a popular gastro pub, The Little Barn is a lovely romantic hideaway for two but just as perfect for a family or friends' holiday too.
The Old Smithy
, Norfolk
Romance and rustic, The Old Smithy is a charming detached self-catering barn conversion in the popular and quiet coastal village of Holme-next-the-Sea, located right on the coast in North Norfolk. Formerly the village blacksmiths, this hideaway has been sensitively converted into a cosy couples’ retreat. Perfect for walkers, cyclists, bird and wildlife lovers, it is a fabulous base for exploring the whole of the North Norfolk coast.
Digger's Rest
, Norfolk
Located on the edge of the elegant Georgian town of of Burnham Market, Digger's Rest is a magnificent red brick double-fronted hideaway that has been stylishly furnished throughout. With private parking, and an enclosed suntrap garden, this property is within an easy walk of the village amenities and restaurants, and a mere five minute drive to the nearest coastline. Or, if you enjoy a walk, the coastline can be reached within 40 minutes by foot.
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