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True's Yard is all that remains of the old fishing community of the North End of King's Lynn. On our website you can find out more about the old North End and the people who lived here, as well as information on how the museum was started, and the museum today. Under 'Museum Services' you will find information about schools and educational visits, group bookings and our local and family history archives [more]

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classic 18th century Palladian-style mansion. Home of the Earls of Leicester and a living treasure house of artistic and architectural history. Situated in a 3,000 acre deer park on the beautiful north Norfolk coast, it is part of a great agricultural estate. Attractions include: Bygones Museum, an evocative collection of over 4,000 items from cars, crafts and kitchens to steam. History of Farming Exhibition with audiovisual aids and dioramas. Holkham Pottery and Gift Shop, art... [more]

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Situated on the Peddar's Way, a major trade and pilgrim route to Thetford, Bromholm Priory and Walsingham, it is a very rare and complete survival of a Norman planned settlement, including a castle, town, parish church and associated monastery. All this is the work of a great Norman baronial family, the Warennes, mainly during the 11th and 12th centuries.

First came the castle, founded soon after the Conquest by the first William de Warenne, initially as a stone 'country... [more]

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Sea Trips into the Wash leaving from the Central Promenade Hunstanton, five superb tours are available. Visit the Seals of the Wash, the largest colony of common seals in the Word, ride the Wash Monster or explore the strange creatures of the wash.

Tour 1– Seal Island
This is the Biggy, 2 hour 14 mile in the 60 seater passenger approved Sealion, on the 14 mile tour you will have the opportunity to view between 100 – 500 common seals in their natural habitat, don’t forget... [more]

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Welcoming, 9 Hole par 34 Course open to all on a pay and play basis. Designed in a links style with good large greens and the Heacham River winding through the 3rd and 4th hole. The par 5 eighth follows an ancient reed bed to finish with par three ninth in front of the club house, the course provides challenges for novices and the more experienced alike. A ten bay driving range is available to learn improve, or warm up prior to playing.

Green Fees:
£9 Mid week £10... [more]