Attractions
There’s so much to do in west Norfolk that you’ll want to come back again and again. Whether you are on holiday or just visiting for the day, there are lots to entertain all of the family, in or out of season… whatever the weather!
There’s so much to do in west Norfolk that you’ll want to come back again and again. Whether you are on holiday or just visiting for the day, there are lots to entertain all of the family, in or out of season… whatever the weather!
All Saints is a Hidden Pearl – a beautiful church in the heart of King’s Lynn and the oldest church in the town too.
A family run attraction with something for everyone. Bake some bread, climb the mill, tearooms, bakery, shop, garden and animals.
Creake Abbey is located one mile north of the village of North Creake and three miles south of Burnham Market, it has flourished in to a rural retail complex housing boutique shops, a framers and gallery, hairdresser plus Food Hall.
State-of-the-art indoor play centre for kids 0-12 years, providing a stimulating 3D play experience.
Walks around the beautiful and ancient village, led by a guide (organised by the Friends of Castle Acre Church). Walks will generally take place on Saturday mornings and on the dates and times found at; http://www.historiccastleacre.com
One of the largest town churches in the country. Founded in 1101 and partially rebuilt in 1741 after the spire collapsed onto the nave in the storm. Look out for the flood level markings by the west door. Open daily.
Housed in a Victorian church. Lynn Museum has displays on local history and archaeology.
No one forgets their first sight of Oxburgh. Home to the Bedingfeld family since 1482 this stunning red-brick house charts their precarious history from medieval austerity to neo-Gothic Victorian splendour.
Explore magical gardens, adventurous play, and a spacious nature reserve.
The chapel is a seasonal visitor attraction and year round event venue.