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North Norfolk has several tourist information centres which, alongside Visit North Norfolk, provide visitors with information on the area's attractions, accommodation, places of interest, maps and other items relevant to helping visitors find out more about the area.
The main tourist information centre is the North Norfolk Visitor Centre, Loudon Road, Cromer. The centre is housed in an award-winning environmentally friendly building constructed in 2008, incorporating solar power and ground source heat pumps to provide 60% of the building’s energy needs. Inside, there are maps available for all kinds of days out in north Norfolk, souvenirs for sale, information on attractions and events and travel related enquiries. There are toilets and also a Changing Places facility.
Within the visitor centre, you will also find a Deep History Coast discovery zone, where visitors can immerse themselves in the tactile and interactive displays with a journey to the deepest depths of history! There are audio visual displays using augmented reality scenes bringing the past to life and discover north Norfolk’s rich geological and archaeological past. See a 3D display of the Discovery Trail and find out what you'll be able to see along the route. And watch a film about how the Deep History Coast story evolved.
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Visitor Information
Number of results: 11
Walsingham
Cromer
The North Norfolk Visitor Centre has a Deep History Coast Discovery Zone with tactile, interactive displays and audio visual displays.
Burnham Deepdale
Independently run and part of national network of tourist information centres. Hundreds of leaflets we've got on display and get your queries answered. Excellent selection of maps, guide books, postcards and other printed material for sale.
Oak Street, Fakenham
The tourist information desk is the first port of call for visitors to Fakenham & the surrounding areas. Leaflet displays in the entrance lobby showcase North Norfolk attractions & provide information on local transport & other facilities.
Wells-next-The-Sea
Vicarage Street
Holt
Stalham
Mundesley
Tourist and other information for the Mundesley area
Hunstanton
Located along Le Strange Terrace in Hunstanton, the Coal Shed is part of the original railway site, which ran from the seaside resort to the nearby market town of King's Lynn.
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