Museums
Norfolk has a fascinating past, rich in history so a trip to a local museum is a day well spent. Whether you are interested in Boudica's rebellious Iceni tribe during Roman occupation, the region's booming cotton and textile industries that made Norwich "the second city" in the Middle Ages, or how a secret Radar station at Horning helped the secure the skies in WWII, there is a vast range of historic material to capture your interest in the Norfolk Broads area. Search our listings of museums below to find a great day out today.
Norwich Life
Norwich Life
Norwich is a small and beautiful city bursting with energy and life, proving that great things come in small packages!
Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens
Bressingham
A great day out for all the family, take a trip on one of the three railways and admire our magnificent gardens. Visit the Dad's Army exhibition and ride the vintage Gallopers.
Burgh Castle
Burgh Castle
Tea room open Easter to Oct, dawn to dusk. Free entry. Remains of Roman fort, overlooking the River Waveney.
St Benet's Abbey
St Benet's Abbey
Free entry. Ruins of a monastery founded by King Canute in 1020 AD. Access from the River Bure or farm track from the minor road off A1062.
