stately homes,

Felbrigg Hall, Garden and Park
historic buildings
A fi ne 17th century house. Original furniture and
pictures, mostly 18th century. Park renowned for
and gardens
fi ne beeches and other trees. Family woodland
trail, lakeside walks and traditional walled
garden. Shop, restaurant and tea-room, plant
sales and second-hand book sales.

Blickling Hall, Garden and Park
Fine Jacobean House with formal garden, park
Location: 2 miles S/W of Cromer off B1436.
and lake, secret garden, shop, restaurant and
NR11 8PR Tel: 01263 837444
plant sales.
Location: 35 miles from Great Yarmouth, 1
1
⁄2
The Norfolk Pillar /
miles north-west of Aylsham off B1354. NR11 6NF Nelson’s Monument
Tel: 01263 738030 Grade I listed monument open for pre-booked
Dogs in the park only and on leads at all times. tours. Take this fantastic opportunity to climb all
217 steps to experience the breathtaking views

Burgh Castle
for yourself. A qualifi ed guide will explain the
Remains of late 3rd century Roman Fort.
monument’s construction, history, restoration
Location: 3 miles west of Great Yarmouth.
and links with our great naval hero, Admiral
Open: Every day at any reasonable time.
Lord Horatio Nelson.
Location: Monument Road, near South Beach,
Caister Castle
Great Yarmouth. Tel: 01493 850698 to book
See visitor attractions section for details and
www.nelson-museum.co.uk
also advertisement on inside front cover.
Open: April – September, 2nd weekend of the
month, October 2–3 (weather permitting).
Booking essential.

Caister Roman Site
Remains of a Roman ‘Saxon Shore’ fort built
around AD200
Somerleyton Hall and Gardens
Location: 3 miles north of Great Yarmouth.
Originally a Jacobean manor, the hall was
Open: Every day at any reasonable time.
remodelled in 1844 into the early Victorian,
Anglo-Italian style that you see today. Beautiful
architecture, antique furniture and an
unmistakably “lived-in feel” makes your visit a
fascinating experience. Don’t miss the famous
1846 maze and 12 acres of landscaped gardens,
gift shop, tea rooms and picnic areas.
Location: In Somerleyton, 8 miles south-west of
Great Yarmouth. NR32 5QQ
Tel: 0871 222 4244
www.somerleyton.co.uk for more details
and opening times. Regular special events held
throughout the season, see the website.


St. Olaves Priory
Remains of an Augustinian priory, founded
nearly 200 years after the death in 1020 of St.
Olave, the patron saint of Norway.
Location: 6 miles S.W. of Great Yarmouth on the
A143 Beccles Road.
Open: Every day at any reasonable time.
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