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September is a lovely time to visit north Norfolk. The sea is warm, there’s lots of wildlife to spot, everything is still open and it's less crowded. There are also some fantastic events taking place.

Norfolk Heritage Open Days, England’s largest free festival of culture and heritage, returns 6 September to 15 September 2024, with ten days of unmissable FREE drop in and bookable events celebrating the area’s history.

Antony Gormley's Time Horizon, comprising 100 life-size sculptures, at Houghton Hall until 31 October 2024.

Seasonal food and drink is a highlight of any stay in north Norfolk. With its long coastline and rich agricultural heritage, the area is awash with local food producers, independent delis, fantastic gastro pubs and restaurants serving menus created from locally sourced ingredients. See our round up of food and ingredients you can enjoy in north Norfolk.

North Norfolk is unique in many ways, which is why people keep coming back. Here's our top twelve reasons to love north Norfolk.

With its diverse coast and countryside, places to eat and things to do, north Norfolk provides the ideal backdrop for unique things to do this Valentine’s.

A TV Hollywood production based in Norfolk has hit the screens! 'Masters of the Air' tells the story of the US Air Force stationed across Norfolk and further afield in the East of England during World War II. 

Here’s our top tips for things to do and places to go in north Norfolk to improve your wellbeing and recharge the batteries.

Walking in winter in north Norfolk is such a delight during this quieter time of year, with wonderful wildlife, and views across frosty countryside and vast empty beaches. We've round up our favourite winter walks in north Norfolk.

The heritage railway lines in north Norfolk offer a unique way to explore the stunning north Norfolk coast and countryside as well as charming towns.

There are five natural phenomena which provide a great insight into how north Norfolk was made and how it evolved; and you can still see these natural wonders today. 

There are plenty of places to get off the beaten track in north Norfolk. See our round up of hidden gems, paths less trodden, new places to go and unique experiences.