Things to Do

22nd - 26th July

RHS Sandringham Flower Show is an exciting new RHS Show that will be held in the grounds of the royal family-owned Norfolk estate.

What's happening?

Hunstanton or ‘Hunston’ as many locals refer to it, began life as a purposely built resort in 1846.

Wells is one of the most attractive towns on the North Norfolk Coast, it has a long sweeping beach whilst behind is a pine woodland.

On the banks of the Great Ouse river, Downham is one of Norfolk’s oldest market towns and is still full of thriving independent shops.

This large out of town retail development is host to a wide range of large shops and supermarkets including Tesco & Sainsburys.

This bustling market town is steeped in history with many attractions and still has a thriving town centre full of shops and attractions.

In the heart of West Norfolk, hidden in a sea of nature just outside King's Lynn, lies Bawsey Country Park.

Heacham, like Hunstanton, is unique in that it’s one of just two resorts in the East that face West.

Standing in the heart of Norfolk's undulating fields, Bircham Windmill now looks as it did over 100 years ago.

Just ten miles from the coast, Fakenham is a traditional market town and the largest town in North Norfolk.

Burnham Market close to the North Norfolk coast is a beautiful, vibrant and trendy village centered around the green.

With a sandy beach and a glorious marshland, this is a truly wonderful place to view a fantastic variety of birds.

Snettisham Park, incorporating Park Farm, first opened to the public in 1986, and is a working 329-acre Norfolk farm.

Norfolk Lavender exports its fragrant products to over 25 countries worldwide.

Holkham Hall is quite possibly one of the most spectacular stately homes in England and is built to a Palladian style.

Sandringham is a much-loved country retreat of The Royal Family and has been the private home of four generations of British monarchs.