Peace, Tranquility, Fun and Sun in Norfolk
Boasting the Norfolk Broads national park, a wonderful and varied coastline and the calming relaxed atmosphere typical of the rural way of life.
Combined with a mass of tourist attractions, Norfolk is a peaceful place to plan your holiday and escape from today's busy lifestyles.
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Holkham is on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. Holkham Bay is the most extensive, diverse and dramatic nature reserve in Norfolk, with windswept sand dunes, a maze of creeks, shady pinewoods, green pastures and marshes. Across the coast road is Holkham Hall, a Palladian style mansion and home of the Coke family. The hall is set in large parkland, full of nature trails and marked walks. A pub and tea room can be found on the main road, between the bay and the hall.
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Norfolk Broads The Broads are a fascinating area with a rich history, reflected in the many wonderful places to visit and the unique wildlife.
There are restored windmills, medieval churches, beautiful gardens and great places for family visits. If you enjoy walking or cycling, there are also many routes to choose from.
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Norwich
The historic city of Norwich is dominated by its magnificent Norman cathedral, boasting the largest cloisters in England, the second tallest spire in the country and an amazing 1,200 carved stone roof bosses – one of the greatest art treasures of medieval Europe.
Its ancient buildings and city wall remains make it the most complete medieval city in Britain. In medieval times Norwich was one of the greatest cities in England, and today, as East Anglia’s capital city, it still is – offering a rare blend of historic interest and modern sophistication and excellent shopping.
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Banham Zoo Banham Zoo is the ultimate fun filled day out for all the family and home to almost 1000 animals from around the world.
Winner of Norfolk's best attraction for 2007 and 2008 and rated amongst the UK's top 3 Zoos by WHICH? Magazine.
Visit on a Sunday for the added interest of Banham's large boot sale and market.
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Sandringham Sandringham is the much-loved country retreat of Her Majesty The Queen, and has been the private home of four generations of British monarchs since 1862. The house, set in 60 acres of stunning gardens, is perhaps the most famous stately home in Norfolk and is at the heart of the 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate, 600 acres of which make up the woodland and heath of the Country Park, open to the public free of charge every day of the year.
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Bewilderwood A huge forest of family fun and outdoor adventure. Tree houses, zip wires, jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, Twiggles and Boggles, boat trips, marsh walks and really yummy food!
BeWILDerwood is a wild and imaginative adventure park with magical tree houses and a hint of intriguing characters, bringing a curious difference to the Norfolk Broads.
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Great Yarmouth where 15 miles of golden sandy beaches stretch out into the horizon along an ever changing coastline, from seaside amusements to rugged cliffs, from the serenity of Scroby Sands windfarm and seal colony, to the fast paced action of Marine Parade.
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