Heritage

Immerse yourself in Norfolk's rich heritage, whether in a National Trust property, wandering through ancient woodland, exploring ruins in the countryside or having an afternoon tea in a former medieval church

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Norwich Lanes

Exploring the historic Norwich Lanes is one of the best ways to spend your time in Norwich

The Assembly House

Located on Theatre Street, the Assembly House is a beautiful Georgian Grade I listed building

The Royal Arcade

The 247-foot-long Royal Arcade is a stunning landmark in the heart of Norwich

Cathedral of St John the Baptist

The Cathedral of St John the Baptist is the Roman Catholic cathedral of Norwich

Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery

Norwich Castle was founded by William the Conquerer between 1066 and 1075

Norwich Cathedral

Norwich Cathedral is the most complete Norman cathedral in England and one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in Europe

St Mary The Virgin

The village of Worstead is dominated by the church of St Mary The Virgin

Deep History Coast

In 2013, a team of scientists from the British Museum, Natural History Museum and Queen Mary University, made an incredible discovery while conducting a geophysics survey on the Happisburgh shoreline

St Nicholas’ Church

The town of North Walsham is dominated by the partially ruined tower of St Nicholas Church

Norfolk Motorcycle Museum

The Norfolk Motorcycle Museum is located adjacent to North Walsham station

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