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Where to Stay in West Norfolk

The Where to Stay in West Norfolk publication is a great resource for any holiday to Norfolk. Find quality accommodation, places of interest, tips for activities and more. Download the pdf (14.00mb).

We will also happily deliver a west Norfolk brochure straight to your door – Request a brochure (please allow up to 14 days for delivery).

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King’s Lynn was one of England’s most important ports from as early as the 12th century, and this maritime past is still very much in evidence today…

On the banks of the River Great Ouse stands the town of Downham Market, one of Norfolk’s oldest market towns, dating back to Saxon times…

Popular with visitors since Victorian times, the classic resort of Hunstanton, purposely built in 1846 by local landowner Henry Styleman Le Strange, provides a cherished mix of Victorian charm, coupled with plenty of opportunities for fun, play and excitement…

Attractions, places to visit and events throughout west Norfolk including Church Farm Stow Baldolph, Lynn Museum, West Acre Gardens, and the Princess Theatre in Hunstanton…

Steeped in maritime history, you can take a journey of discovery amongst the fine merchants’ houses and along cobbled lanes which stretch down to the River Great Ouse…

King’s Lynn has a long and illustrious maritime tradition. The extensive inland waterway system and its geographical position made it ideal for European trade from Baltic and English coastal harbours…

Explore the rich medieval heritage of King’s Lynn by following the Pilgrimage Trail, featuring a series of specially designed steel plaques that guide you to some of the most fascinating medieval buildings in the town…

The story and legend or St Edmund, Hunstanton’s most famous visitor, can now be explored following this leaflet and a series of way markers which lead you from the cenotaph in the cliff top gardens to the dramatic cliff top location of St Edmund’s chapel…

King’s Lynn has over 400 Listed Buildings Grades I, II* & II, with the finest medieval architecture in the country for a town of its size. Take a guided tour to introduce yourself to the town’s rich heritage…

Norfolk’s western region skirts The Wash, the UK’s most important estuary for wild birds and a site of international significance…

Discover miles of golden beaches on the coast, miles of open fenland and countryside bridleways. All provide excellent horse riding opportunities throughout west Norfolk…

Come along to the annual celebrations of the town’s historic links to the Hanse League…

As nature awakens and days get longer, discover west Norfolk’s blooming nature parks, superb historic sites, entertaining family activities and so much more. We have created a list of the best places to visit this summer season!

Widely renowned for its iconic striped cliffs to the north, glorious sunsets, acres of golden sands and clear, shallow waters, Hunstanton has been a favourite holiday destination for seaside lovers for centuries…

Join in England’s annual celebration of local history and architecture. This is your chance to have a wonderful FREE day out exploring King’s Lynn’s historic buildings…

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For more information and ideas on what to do or to find out what’s on, please use our King’s Lynn, Downham Market and Hunstanton information pages or contact the Tourist Information Centre.

Other Publications

As well as the free publications above, the west Norfolk Tourist Information Centre also has a selection of useful books, guides and maps produced by external publishers, which can be ordered and purchased before your visit to west Norfolk.

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To plan your journey to the picturesque region of west Norfolk, or for more information on how you can travel around the area once you get here, there is plenty of travel information to help you.

Help is at hand for visitors to west Norfolk! Make the most of your stay and visit our Tourist Information Centre (TIC).

West Norfolk is an ideal destination for groups offering top attractions, a year round calendar of festivals and events, and so much more…

An overview of the websites that have been featured within our Tourism pages and some that may be of general use.

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Where to Stay in West Norfolk

Other Publications

Discover King’s Lynn Guide

Downham Market Mini Guide

Hunstanton Mini Guide

Where to Go in West Norfolk (archived title)

King’s Lynn Maritime Trail

King’s Lynn Hanse Trail

King’s Lynn Pilgrimage Trail

Discover the Hunstanton Wolf Trail

King’s Lynn Town Guided Walks 2022

Birdwatching in West Norfolk

Horse Riding in West Norfolk (archived title)

King’s Lynn Hanse Festival 2022

Where to Go in West Norfolk 2022 (online version)

Hunstanton Horticultural Trail

Heritage Open Day 2021 (archived title)

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