Worstead
A short walk from the station leads to Worstead village, which is dominated by the church of St Mary, one of the most magnificent medieval churches in Norfolk.
The church is a testament to the wealth that was brought to the region by the wool trade. The famous Worsted cloth’s name comes from Worstead village, where it was produced for at least five centuries.
The annual Worstead Festival is one of the most popular events along the Bittern Line. For keen explorers interested in discovering Norfolk at their own pace, there are two self-guided Worstead Heritage Trails featuring 40 sites that celebrate the area’s heritage. The trails and maps can be downloaded from Worstead Parish Council’s website.
Station Information
Worstead Station
56 Station Rd
Worstead
North Walsham NR28 9RX
UK
Wheelchair Access
Free Parking
Explore the local area
There's plenty to see and do within easy walking distance of Worstead Station
St Mary The Virgin
The village of Worstead is dominated by the church of St Mary The Virgin
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Worstead Heritage Trails
Discover Worstead's heritage at your own pace with the village's free-to-download heritage trails
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