The town is brim full of historic buildings, streets and courtyards to explore. If you visit the town centre after dusk you will find the renowned Lynn Lumiere illuminations, a set of six colourful moving portraits of the town’s history that is well worth seeing.
In King’s Lynn’s historic public park The Walks, the 17 hectare park boasts a unique 15th century chapel, The Red Mount Chapel (a Grade II-listed church) as well as beautiful landscaping, a children’s play area, toilets and a café.
Further to the south of the town the South Gate be found on London Road, this large gateway to the town was built in the 15th Century and proves to be popular with visitors to this day.
If you’re after a different view of the town then don’t miss the annual Heritage Open Day in September. Buildings and areas not normally open to the public throw open their doors over a weekend and provide an exclusive opportunity to experience some rather unique sights.
There are several Arts and Entertainment venues in the town where you will find a lively programme including concerts, opera, live theatre, children’s shows and top comedians.
Discover the Pilgrimage trail through King’s Lynn or take the heritage trail in our popular Discover King’s Lynn tourist guide (both guides available to either pickup from the local Tourist Information Centre or for free download before your visit).