Heritage

Immerse yourself in Norfolk and Suffolk's rich heritage, whether in a historic home, visiting one of the many mills or churches scattered throughout the countryside or visiting a fantastic museum

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Norwich

Brundall Gardens

Brundall

Buckenham

Cantley

Berney Arms

Great Yarmouth

Haddiscoe

Somerleyton

Oulton Broad North

Lowestoft

St Mary’s Church

Situated about a mile from the village and within Somerleyton Hall’s extensive grounds, stands St Mary’s Church

Somerleyton Hall

Somerleyton Hall is widely acclaimed as one of the finest stately homes in the UK

St Lawrence, Brundall

The church of St Lawrence is a Grade II* listed building that dates back to the 13th century

St Olave’s Priory

Founded in about 1216, this small Augustinian priory is dedicated to Olaf, an 11th-century Norwegian king

British Sugar Factory

Cantley is well-known for its sugar beet factory which was constructed in 1912

St Nicholas, Buckenham

The impressive church of St Nicholas lies peacefully surrounded by trees and fields near the River Yare

Strumpshaw Steam Museum

If you're looking for a great family day out on the Wherry Lines, you might want to visit Strumpshaw Steam Museum

Time and Tide Museum

The Time and Tide Museum occupies the premises of what was once the Tower Fish Curing Works, originally built c.1850 and enlarged in 1880

Tolhouse Gaol

Built about 800 years ago, the Tolhouse Gaol was once the home of a rich merchant

The Hippodrome Circus

The historic Hippodrome was built in 1903 by legendary circus showman George Gilbert

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