PLACES TO VISIT IN NORFOLK AND NORTH SUFFOLK

You cannot visit Norfolk without a visit to the Broads.

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HORSEY MERE

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BRUNDALL

At nearby Potter Heigham you can combine a boat trip with a visit to Latham's, a village store with a difference, where you can buy almost anything at bargain prices. The picturesque small broadland town of Wroxham is also well worth a visit. Here you will find restaurants and cafes by the riverside, where you can relax and enjoy a meal or just a coffee while watching the boats go by.

Our home town of Great Yarmouth is about 20 minutes drive away from Winterton Valley. Stroll along the Golden Mile, with it's two piers, Britannia Pier and the Wellington Pier, each with a theatre with well known artistes starring in the summer shows. Join the hustle and bustle in the holiday shopping area, Regent Road, which runs from the town centre right down to the sea front, with dozens of souvenir shops and restaurants. Pay a visit to the famous Docwra's Rock Shop, where you are invited in to watch the complete process of making sticks of rock, both for Great Yarmouth and the rest of the country. If you have ever wondered how they get the letters through the middle, this is where they'll show you.

Don't forget a visit to the market in the town centre, market days are Saturdays and Wednesdays, also Fridays in the summer season.

WILDLIFE PARKS & ZOOS

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FAMILY THEME PARKS

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STATELY HOMES & GARDENS

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MUSEUMS

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STEAM RAILWAYS

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