West Norfolk tourist attractions information

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Sponsored Link Castle Acre Priory Swaffham Norfolk PE32 2AJ 01760 755394 customers@english-heritage.org.uk Visit this beautiful priory located in the pretty village of Castle Acre. The village itself is perhaps the finest example of Norman estate planning. Take our audio tour and hear all about the daily lives of the monks – visit the cloister, refectory and chapter house and admire the priory’s superb Norman façade which still rises to it’s original height. Wander through the recreated medieval herb garden and then experience the earthworks of Castle Acre nearby.

Bircham Windmill Great Bircham Kings Lynn Norfolk PE31 6SJ 01485 578393 info@birchamwindmill.co.uk This corn mill has working machinery, a bakery, a tea-room and shop.

African Violet and Garden Centre Terrington St Clement Kings Lynn Norfolk PE34 4PL 01553 828374 info@africanvioletcentre.ltd.uk

Collectors World Downham Market Norfolk PE38 0AU 01366 383185 stjohnfoti@aoll.com

Amaize-ing Maize Maze Compton Hall South Creake Norfolk NR21 9JD 01328 823224 info@amazingmaizemaze.co.uk

Denver Windmill Downham Market Norfolk PE38 0EG 01366 384009 enquiries@denvermill.co.uk

Fakenham Racecourse The Racecourse Fakenham Norfolk NR21 7NY 01366 384009 info@fakenhamracecourse.co.uk

Norfolk Lavender Ltd Caley Mill Heacham Norfolk PE31 7JE 01485 570384 admin@norfolk-lavender.co.uk Set in the grounds of Caley Mill, close to Hunstanton this Norfolk attraction is England’s premier lavender farm. There are gift shops, tearoom, plant centre, lavender and herb gardens, fragrant meadows and national collection of lavenders.

Sandringham The Estate Office Sandringham Norfolk PE35 6EN 01553 772675 visits@sandringhamestate.co.uk Sandringham is probably Norfolk’s most famous country estate, and covers an area of 600 acres. Bought by Queen Victoria in 1862 for the Prince of Wales, the original house was knocked down and the present mansion was built. The house has always been a particular favourite with the Royal Family, and both George V and George VI died within its walls. The house and gardens are open to the public when the Royal Family are not in residence. Museums that were old stables and coach houses now display family possessions. These include many vehicles, from the first car owned by a British monarch, to a half scale Aston Martin.

Eco Tech Turbine Way Swaffham Norfolk PE37 7HT 01760 726733 sbest@ecotech.org.uk

Anglia Karting Centre North Pickenham Swaffham Norfolk PE37 8LL 01760 441777 angliakarting@aol.com

Beers of Europe Setchey King's Lynn Norfolk PE33 0BE 01553 812000 sales@beersofeurope.co.uk

Fakenham Museum of Gas Hempton Road Kakenham Norfolk NR21 7LA 01328 863150 gaslhmus@hotmail.com

Houghton Hall Houghton King's Lynn Norfolk PE31 6UE 01485 528569 info@houghtonhall.com Houghton Hall is considered one of the grandest Palladian houses in England and was built by Sir Robert Walpole, Britain’s first Prime Minister. Its magnificently furnished state rooms, park, 5 acre walled garden, model soldier museum, restaurant and shop make it an interested attraction to visit.

Hunstanton Sealife Sanctuary Southern Promenade Hunstanton Norfolk PE36 5BH 01485 533576 hunstanton@sealsanctuary.co.uk