Are you planning on visiting Norwich soon. Looking for places to see, activities to do or pure inspiration? Norwich is packed full of great places to see, including the Norwich Cathedral.
If you’re visiting Norwich and are seeking history, then this museum should be at the top of your list, next to the Norwich Cathedral. Guided tours here are available and they are highly recommended. ... READ MORE
The East Ruston Old Vicarge Gardens are renown in Norwich for holding some of the most beautiful gardens, followed with a wonderful tea shop. Their is a small entry fee on arrival yet season passes are ... READ MORE
Welcome to Norfolk Heritage Explorations – Breckles Breckles is situated some five miles south east of Watton. It comprises some 1560 acres, just over one square mile (Whites 1845). In 1845 it had one ... READ MORE
Norwich lies at the heart of rural East Anglia. It was the Anglo-Saxons who first made their homes on gravel terraces beside the River Wensum, and it was from one of their settlements, which bore the name ... READ MORE
Reepham, fourteen miles north-west of Norwich, is one of those attractive Georgian Norfolk towns. It is centred on a south east facing slope of a ridge of land in the heathlands of north Norfolk. The name, ... READ MORE
Campaigning While CAMRA is a single industry group, it has a very wide area of campaigning interests. At present campaigns we are actively pursuing include the following: • Improved competition and choice ... READ MORE
Norwich Playhouse looks certain of an assured future after Norwich City Council has come to its aid. In an imaginative move the Council has provided a loan which is secured against the building to allow ... READ MORE
Norwich lies at the heart of rural East Anglia. It was the Anglo-Saxons who first made their homes on gravel terraces beside the River Wensum, and it was from one of their settlements, which bore the name ... READ MORE
What do you do when you are faced with a long bank holiday weekend? How about grabbing your tent, packing your baked beans and head for a spot of camping… Well-Next-The-Sea is a traditional seaside ... READ MORE
‘For the traveller in search of the English Heritage, the county is a paradise. It has great cliffs and chalk downs, a history far older than any written documents, delightful rivers, unique still waters, low-lying fens, captivating towns, a historic roll of famous folk and a group of Saxon, Norman, and medieval churches crammed with beauty that makes England the matchless country in the world.’
