Norwich Cathedral

Norwich is the largest town in Norfolk and it is famous for its beautiful Cathedral, which is more than 900 years old. It has the second tallest spire in England, and the largest monastic cloisters. It is free to visit and open every day of the year for worship as well as for general visitors. Set in the middle of the city, it is an oasis of peace and tranquillity.

Extreeme Adventure

Looking for something different to do with your day? Extreeme Adventure is a high ropes course set in Wesaenham Woods. With swings and jumps at 20ft and 40ft and a 1,000 ft long zip wire, adults and children over 10 are sure to enjoy a thrilling day.

The Norfolk Broads

You can explore the renowned Norfolk Broads either by hiring a boat for the day, or taking a guided boat trip. There are many reputable boating companies with boats for hire, or which operate a boat trip and this is one of the best ways to view the landscape and the wildlife of this area.

Sheringham Park

Sheringham Park is a large landscaped park, which is famous for its azaleas and rhododendrons, which flower from May to June. There are a number of marked walks around the park, and viewing towers offer fantastic views of the inland landscape as well as the stunning coastline.

Sandringham Park

Still the country retreat of the present Queen and her family, Sandringham Park was originally built by The Prince and Princess of Wales in 1870. The ground floor rooms are open to the public and display a wonderful collection of art and objects d'art. There is also a tearoom, large visitor centre and access to the 600 acre country park.

Banham Zoo

Set in 35 acres, Banham Zoo is a fantastic collection of almost 1000 animals. Designed so that children can enjoy learning about and interacting with the animals, there are feeding talks and displays, a free Safari roadtrain and an adventure play area.

These are just some of the attractions that Norfolk has to offer. To find out more, plan your next UK holiday with Norfolk in mind.