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Sitting just one mile from the gorgeous Norfolk coastline, the four-storey high, red brick Horsey Windpump dominates the skyline. Owned by the National Trust, the windpump has been restored and is open to the public from March to October. From the top you will see stunning views across the sparkling waters of Horsey Mere and far beyond. There are refreshments available at the windpump, while the village of Horsey is about a mile away where you will find the Nelson Head Pub, perfect for a spot of lunch. |
| Wroxham Barns | Wroxham Barns really has something for everyone and is a must visit during your holiday. For the children, the first stop has to be Junior Farm, where they can experience hands-on fun in a real farmyard. For adults and children, take time to visit the skilled craftspeople in the converted barns who you will see making beautiful and unique gifts including pottery, jewellery and even real Norfolk Cider! The shopping is also excellent with clothes, health and beauty products, toys and much more. |
| Bure Valley Railway | What better way to relax and soak up the picturesque Norfolk countryside than on a steam locomotive. Starting off in the town of Alysham, the Bure Valley Railway embarks on an 18 mile round trip through the beautiful countryside, passing through the villages of Brampton, Buxton and Coltishall, all delightful places for a stop-off, before arriving at Wroxham. Here travellers can either while away the hours exploring the town on foot or take a cruise on the water. The train then returns to Alysham Station where you find a large shop stacked with souvenirs where you can buy a momento of your day. |
| Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden | Hidden away in the heart of The Norfolk Broads, Fairhaven Woodland & Water Garden is a great place to escape for some quiet time. Comprised of over 50 hectares of ancient woodland, sparkling water gardens and a private broad it is a wonderful place to visit at any time of the year. In May, the gardens are home to a fabulous collection of candelabra primulas, named the best naturalised collection in the UK, while in the autumn you will see a stunning display of rich autumnal colours. |
| RAF Neatishead Air Defence Radar Museum | For a fascinating journey into the secret world of radar detection visit The Royal Air Force Air Defence Museum. Learn about the history and development of Detection, Air Defence Radar and Air Battle Management from the 1930s to the modern computer technology of today. Housed in the original operations unit built in 1941 at RAF Neatishead, near Horning, there are many fascinating hands-on exhibitions including the Battle of Britain Filter Room of 1940 and a Cold War Ops Room used until 1993. |
| Museum of the Broads | Uncover the unique history of The Norfolk Broads and its people at the Museum of The Broads, set on the waterside at Stalham. Hear the incredible stories of the people who made this special landscape come alive, see displays of the tools they would have used for their trades such as thatching, rope making or even eel catching and marvel at the boats of the past. |
| Bewilderwood | | New for summer 2007, Bewilderwood promises to be a great place for kids to burn off some energy outside in the fresh Norfolk air. Set in 50 acres of woodland, it will be an exciting outdoor adventure with treehouses, zip wires, jungle bridges, boat trips and marsh walks! |
| More Information | Use the links below to help you navigate around our dedicated Norfolk Broads section.
Introduction
History of The Norfolk Broads
How to look after The Norfolk Broads
A guide to broads and rivers
A guide to boating on The Norfolk Broads
Places to visit around The Norfolk Broads
Things to do in The Norfolk Broads |
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