You can be sure of a fun time at north Norfolk attractions! All year-round, there is a range of attractions to visit, whatever the weather. From artisans at work, to theme parks, to zoos and nature parks, you'll be sure of a great day out. And don't forget to use the discount vouchers so you can have more fun for less!
Great Days Out at North Norfolk Attractions
North Norfolk is home to a huge range of award-winning family-friendly outdoor and indoor attractions, to be enjoyed whatever time of year you visit, come rain or shine. There really is something for everyone.
Take a journey back in time aboard steam railways, explore the grounds of a magnificent 18th-century stately home and enjoy a feast in the park or travel back even further back to the dinosaur age. Walk along a 151 metre-long traditional Victorian pier, home to the only full season end of pier show in the world. Visit a miniature world with model railways, a Lego city and interactive flight and train simulators.
Immerse yourself at the largest privately owned military museum in the United Kingdom as well as the world’s largest collection of steam engines and organs. Visit the only museum of Broadland life and discover how people lived and worked along these man-made waterways. Watch expert local craftsmen revive traditional skills and browse around independent shops where you can buy the works of local artisans.
Unwind on a boat trip along the beautiful Norfolk Broads, Britain’s magical waterways, or stroll through peaceful gardens. For family adventure, take the children to one of the many themed family adventure parks where you can visit farm animals. Learn some interesting facts about wildlife conservation and see the exotic creatures of Asia and South America and from the sea. There is also a tropical invertebrate zoo, displaying hundreds of amazing, huge and colourful insects and other invertebrates from around the world.
So if you're looking for a day out at the weekend or during the school holidays, there's plenty of places to visit in north Norfolk.