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Norwich Attractions
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Sandringham House
Sandringham,
Norfolk,
PE35 6EN
Tel: 01553 612908
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The magnificent Sandringham House in Norfolk is the rural retreat of Her Majesty the Queen; set in 60 acres of stunning gardens, it has been the private home of four generations of British monarchs. The house and gardens are open to the public from Easter to October, and there is also an informative Visitors’ Centre as well as a café, restaurant and gift shop.
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Wells and Walsingham Light Railway
Wells Next-the-Sea,
Norfolk,
NR23 1QB
Tel: 01328 711630
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The Wells and Walsingham Light Railway in Norfolk is the longest narrow gauge steam railway in the world; it runs between the picturesque seaside town of Wells and the delightful little town of Walsingham, and passengers can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery as the faithfully restored Garratt "Norfolk Hero" locomotive does all the hard work.
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Blickling Hall
Blickling,
Near Norwich,
Norfolk,
NR11 6NF
Tel: 01263 738030
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Blickling Hall, just outside Aylsham in Norfolk, is a splendid example of a Jacobean stately home, and the handsome 16th Century red brick building stands at the heart of beautiful landscaped gardens and grounds. Anne Boleyn spent her childhood at Blickling Hall, although there have been several alterations to the architecture since this time; the wonderfully ornate hall and picturesque grounds are open to visitors from April to October.
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Dinosaur Adventure Park
Weston Park,
Lenwade,
Norfolk,
NR9 5JW
Tel: 01603 876310
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The award-winning Dinosaur Adventure Park is one of Norfolk’s most popular attractions, and promises a fun day out for the whole family. Interact with life-size giants of the past on the Dinosaur Trail: from the fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex to the towering Brachiosaurus and Stegosaurus; make friends with a wide range of creatures in the Secret Animal Garden, including creepy crawlies, snakes, bearded dragons, water dragons, iguanas to name but a few; there is also an adventure playground and plenty of food and drink outlets.
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Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary
Southern Promenade,
Hunstanton,
Norfolk,
PE36 5BH
Tel: 01485 533576
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The Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary in Norfolk provides a home for otters, penguins and more than 30 permanent displays showcasing the rich diversity of life under the waves, including sharks, seahorses and rays amongst others. There is also a safe haven for sick, injured or orphaned seal pups at the sanctuary.
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Creake Centre
South Creake,
Near Fakenham,
Norfolk,
NR21 9JF
Tel: 01328 823501
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Norfolk’s Creake Centre is an interesting centre for the performing arts and small conferences, as well as for private lets as holiday accommodation. The village of South Creake itself can be found approximately 8 miles from the north Norfolk coast, and at its centre is the Old Chapel, which dates from 1779and is used for performances, workshops, recordings, concerts and private parties.
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Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse
Gressenhall,
Near Dereham,
Norfolk,
NR20 4DR
Tel: 01362 860563
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Take an informative and involving journey through two centuries of Norfolk history at the Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse, near Dereham. There are displays and exhibitions, beautiful grounds and a fully working farm as well as authentic recreations of shops, and homes that bring the past to life. Learn how people in Norfolk used to live and work, and see traditional farming, crafts and trades in action at this fascinating family attraction.
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Norfolk Shire Horse Centre
Sandy Lane,
West Runton,
Norfolk,
NR27 9QH
Tel: 01263 837339
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The Norfolk Shire Horse Centre allows visitors the opportunity to see magnificent heavy shire horses working on a traditional farm in a way that harks back to a bygone age. There is also a rural museum with multimedia display, as well as a collection of other small farm animals and a petting and feeding area that children will love. Visitors can also enjoy the café and picnic area and browse the gift shop.
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Burnham Market
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On the north Norfolk coast Burnham Market is regarded as one of England’s most beautiful villages. It epitomises rural life in this part of the country, boasting the essential antique shops, village pubs and stunning beaches… it’s no wonder that Burnham Market is a favourite of tourists. Located in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty there is a rugged coastline and a number of family-friendly attractions nearby. This is the perfect spot for coastal walking and exploring picturesque villages.
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