Best Attractions near Norwich Castle

A serene 21-hectare country park near Norwich blending woodland, heathland, and heritage for peaceful walks and wildlife encounters.

Discover Norfolk’s hidden fenland gem where rare wildlife thrives in tranquil marshes and woodlands managed by the Ted Ellis Trust.

Explore Norfolk’s tranquil Broadland sanctuary with rich wildlife, peaceful trails, and scenic river views at RSPB Strumpshaw Fen.

Discover Salhouse Broad’s unique sandy beaches, rich wildlife, and tranquil Norfolk Broads setting for a peaceful nature escape.

Authentic Norfolk flavors and farm-fresh produce in a welcoming rural setting near Norwich.

A charming rural gastropub and brewery tap offering fresh Woodforde's ales and hearty fare in the heart of Norfolk countryside.

Volunteer-run miniature steam railway preserving Norfolk's railway heritage through seasonal operations and hands-on community engagement.

Explore Norfolk’s iconic Broads with expert-guided river trips or self-drive boat hires from Wroxham’s scenic waterfront base.

Cozy coffee haven in Hoveton blending local flavors with the serene charm of the Norfolk Broads.

Conveniently located supermarket in Hoveton offering a broad range of shops and services for locals and visitors exploring the Norfolk Broads.

Family-run since 1895, Roys of Wroxham Food Hall offers local Norfolk produce and a charming shopping experience near the Norfolk Broads.

Norfolk's premier wetland sanctuary where Arctic geese winter and raptors hunt over thousands of wildfowl.

Explore the UK's largest indoor model railway attraction with intricate layouts, vintage toys, Lego cities, and interactive fun for all ages.

Explore 20 acres of magical woodland with whimsical treehouses, giant slides, and enchanting storytelling at BeWILDerwood Norfolk.

Ancient woodlands and reed fens where ospreys soar and swallowtails dance above Norfolk's most pristine wetland.

Discover artisan crafts, family farm fun, and festive celebrations at Norfolk’s charming Wroxham Barns.

Elegant Regency estate with 15 acres of stunning gardens, welcoming accommodation, and versatile event spaces in the heart of Norfolk.

Explore 130 acres of peaceful organic woodland and water gardens with accessible trails, seasonal boat trips, and rich wildlife at the heart of the Norfolk Broads.

Explore Norfolk’s unique Anglo-Saxon abbey ruins nestled in the serene Broads, rich with history and medieval charm.

Acle’s community supermarket offering local produce, vegan options, and convenient hours on Norwich Road.

Explore diverse fen habitats, historic gardens, and tranquil waterways at How Hill National Nature Reserve in the heart of Norfolk Broads.

A Victorian marshman's cottage revealing authentic Broadland life in the heart of Norfolk's wetlands.

Experience Norfolk’s tranquil marshland wildlife on an accessible boardwalk with panoramic views over Barton Broad.

A historic Broads estate where nature, history, and hands-on learning meet along the River Ant, perfect for families and nature lovers.

Explore England’s only all-invertebrate zoo with over 200 species, interactive bug handling, and family-friendly fun in the Norfolk countryside.

Your friendly, well-stocked convenience store at Womack Staithe, perfect for boating essentials and local treats in the Norfolk Broads.

Rustic riverside farm shop and café offering local produce, artisan coffee, and scenic views on the Norfolk Broads.

A charming riverside pub in Stokesby offering classic British fare, local ales, and mooring on the Norfolk Broads.

Explore the UK’s only dedicated wind power museum showcasing historic wind engines and Norfolk’s drainage heritage in a scenic rural setting.

Experience tranquil woodland charm and explore the Norfolk Broads from an award-winning family holiday park with cottages, camping, and rich local heritage.

Britain's largest protected wetland where medieval peat pits transformed into a timeless landscape of water, wildlife and wonder.

Explore the grandeur of a Jacobean mansion, centuries-old gardens, and peaceful Norfolk parkland at the historic Blickling Estate.

Historic mill charm meets cozy tea rooms and local delights in the heart of the Norfolk Broads countryside.

Cozy Norfolk tea room and English restaurant offering hearty classics, homemade cakes, and friendly service near the scenic Broads.

Discover Norfolk’s unique waterway heritage through historic boats, art, and interactive exhibits at the tranquil Museum of the Broads.

A friendly, accessible Tesco Superstore in Stalham offering extensive groceries, fuel services, and community support with convenient extended hours.

Explore Norfolk’s largest broad, a tranquil wetland sanctuary teeming with rare wildlife, scenic trails, and immersive nature experiences.

Explore rare wildlife and historic gardens at Thrigby Hall, where immersive treetop walkways bring you face-to-face with exotic animals.

A tranquil, remote Broadland sanctuary renowned for spectacular wintering birds and unspoilt marshland vistas.

A charming lakeside café and family-friendly retreat with stunning views, boat tours, and wildlife on Norfolk’s Rollesby Broad.

A welcoming local supermarket in Martham offering fresh produce, local specialties, and everyday essentials with convenient daily hours.

Explore the serene ruins of St Olave's Priory, a rare 14th-century brick undercroft nestled in Norfolk’s historic landscape.

Explore 32 acres of themed gardens blending exotic plants and tranquil woodland near Norfolk’s coast, with expert tours and a charming tea room.

Explore Burgh Castle, Norfolk’s best-preserved Roman fort with towering walls and breathtaking estuary views steeped in centuries of history.

Discover Norfolk’s pristine wetland sanctuary where rare wildlife and tranquil waters create a timeless natural escape.

Explore Breydon Water, the UK’s largest protected wetland estuary, rich in wildlife and history on Norfolk’s scenic Broads edge.

Explore Norfolk’s largest restored windpump with panoramic views, wildlife gardens, and rich heritage in the heart of the Broads.

Discover a magical, hands-on owl sanctuary experience in tranquil Norfolk, where education and conservation come alive through close encounters.

East Anglia’s oldest working lighthouse, a striking red-and-white beacon steeped in maritime history and community spirit.

Explore Norfolk’s rich rural heritage and Victorian workhouse history at Gressenhall Farm & Workhouse, a living museum on a sprawling 50-acre site.

Step into wartime Britain at Poppylands 1940s Tearoom, where vintage charm, hearty fare, and nostalgic memorabilia create a unique historical escape.

Explore the medieval grandeur and historic tales of Caister Castle, with its towering keep, storied siege, and fascinating motor museum.

A vibrant family playground near Great Yarmouth with go-karts, mazes, farm shop, and endless outdoor fun for all ages.

Discover unique handmade crafts and local artistry in the tranquil coastal village of Winterton-on-Sea.

Explore the evocative ruins of Caister Roman Fort, a coastal sentinel of Roman Britain open freely during daylight hours in Norfolk.

Step back into Tudor and Victorian Great Yarmouth at this immersive 16th-century merchant’s house with rich history and family-friendly fun.

A charming 20-acre riverside park in Great Yarmouth featuring pitch & putt golf, wildfowl lake, children’s play area, and peaceful walking paths.

Discover Great Yarmouth’s unique medieval Rows and the haunting ruins of the 13th-century Greyfriars Cloisters, a window into centuries of coastal history.

Step into Great Yarmouth’s unique medieval Rows, where early 17th-century merchant homes reveal centuries of maritime history and urban life.

Step into Great Yarmouth’s mercantile past at the Old Merchant’s House and Row Houses, rare survivors of 17th-century maritime prosperity.

Explore Great Yarmouth’s 12th-century Tolhouse Gaol, a medieval prison and courtroom turned immersive museum of crime and punishment.

A practical indoor shopping centre in Great Yarmouth’s town heart, blending chain stores and local shops for everyday needs.

Explore one of England’s longest medieval town walls, a mile of historic fortifications nestled in tranquil parkland at Great Yarmouth.

A serene green haven in Great Yarmouth linking town centre charm with coastal breezes and family-friendly fun.

Walk the mile-long remains of one of England’s longest medieval town walls, where flint towers and ancient defences tell the story of a powerful fishing port.

Stay in Great Yarmouth’s medieval South East Tower—an iconic historic fortress turned unique holiday retreat with original features and sea views.

Explore Great Yarmouth’s maritime heritage in a beautifully restored Victorian herring curing works, with immersive exhibits and interactive experiences.

Historic seaside charm meets vibrant coastal life in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk’s gateway to the North Sea and Norfolk Broads.