Marooned on the Halvergate marshes where the Yare meets Breydon Water, Berney Arms is the tallest drainage mill in Norfolk — seven storeys, built in 1865, and in English Heritage’s care. There’s no road to it: you reach it on foot across the levels from Halvergate or Wickhampton, by boat, or off the train at Berney Arms, the request halt a few hundred metres away. Check ahead before setting out, as opening is limited.
