Other sights in NorfolkNorfolk, England

Striking layered cliffs of white chalk over red limestone and rust-brown carstone above the Wash.

Classic Victorian pleasure pier with a lifeboat station and the last surviving end-of-pier variety show.

Norfolk's longest narrow-gauge steam railway, tracking the Bure between Aylsham and Wroxham.

Preserved steam line running along the coast between Sheringham and Georgian Holt.

Woodland adventure park of treehouses, zip wires and boardwalks born of Tom Blofeld's children's books.

An ice-age hillock on the coast path east of Sheringham, a fine perch over the sea and cliffs.

Winter dunes where hundreds of grey seals haul out to pup, watched from roped-off clifftop paths.

Wetland wildlife park near Fakenham with lakes, aviaries and a Piet Oudolf Millennium Garden.

Britain's largest lowland pine forest, a Breckland expanse laced with walking and cycling trails.

The world's smallest public railway, steaming across the fields between Wells and the Walsingham shrines.

Brick-vaulted undercroft of a wealthy merchant's house of the 1400s in Blakeney, later the meeting place of the port's fish merchants' guild.

Tall 15th-century cross shaft on the green at Binham, marking where a yearly fair was held for some eight hundred years.

Stout flint tower-house of about 1400 in Thetford Forest, built by the Prior of Thetford to shelter his gamekeepers from poachers.