Villages & towns in NorfolkNorfolk, England

Working harbour town with crab boats at the quay, a Georgian green and a beach of huts and pinewoods a mile north

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Elegant Victorian resort, 'Sunny Hunny', famous for its west-facing sunsets and layered red-and-white striped cliffs.

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Historic Hanseatic port on the Great Ouse, its quays lined with merchant warehouses and two guildhalls.

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Flint-cottage coastal village whose quay looks out over saltmarsh to Blakeney Point and its grey-seal colony.

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Former wool port on the Glaven, its Flemish-gabled houses and famous windmill now stranded behind the marsh.

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Victorian seaside town under a cliff-top church, celebrated for its pier, lifeboat and freshly dressed crabs.

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Georgian market town rebuilt after a 1708 fire, now full of independent shops and the terminus of the Poppy Line.

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Quintessential Broads village of thatched cottages and waterside pubs strung along the north bank of the Bure.

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Medieval pilgrimage village, 'England's Nazareth', with two shrines and the ruined arch of its Augustinian priory.

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Broads village whose church tower repays 89 steps with a panorama over reedbed, broad and marsh.

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Blue-flag resort backed by heathy hills, the seaside end of the North Norfolk steam railway.

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Genteel market village of Georgian houses around a long green, packed with delis, galleries and the Hoste Arms.

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Chalk-stream village set inside a Norman planned town, with a castle earthwork and priory ruins at either end.

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Clifftop village of a red-and-white lighthouse and a landmark church tower, its shore ceding to erosion.

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Market town below the twin-towered abbey, with a timbered octagonal market cross on stilts.

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With Hoveton across the bridge, the self-styled capital of the Broads and the hub of the region's boat hire.

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Working coastal hamlet of mussel beds and small boats, with harbour-side pubs looking over the marsh.

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Waveney-valley town wrapped around the Mere, one of the deepest natural inland lakes in the country.

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Quintessentially English village of duck ponds and greens with a community-saved pub, the Dabbling Duck.

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Quiet clifftop village east of Cromer, once the fashionable 'Poppyland' retreat of Edwardian London.

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