Norfolk Eastern England, England Travel Guide
Directly south of Norfolk, this protected landscape features charming coastal towns and unique natural environments.
Travel approximately 1-1.5 hours from Norwich to Southwold or Aldeburgh. A car helps greatly for exploring this area.
Explore world-renowned university towns and historic cities in easy reach of Norfolk.
A world-renowned historic university city, home to magnificent colleges and punting on the River Cam.
Home to the stunning Ely Cathedral, often called "The Ship of the Fens" due to its commanding presence.
Discover diverse natural landscapes in neighboring counties, beyond Norfolk's own wetlands.
A large lowland pine forest offering walking, cycling trails, and a high ropes course. Ideal for families and outdoor recreation.
The National Trust's oldest nature reserve, a rare remnant of undrained fenland. A haven for dragonflies, birds, and rare plants.
Areas like Orford Ness National Nature Reserve showcase unique shingle landscapes and wildlife, with cultural hubs nearby.
Located on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, this forest provides ample opportunities for active pursuits.
A journey into the Fens offers unique wildlife experiences and nearby cultural spots.
Combine your Norfolk visit with these logical next destinations for a longer, more comprehensive UK exploration.
Combine Norfolk with Suffolk and Cambridgeshire for a comprehensive exploration of Eastern England.
Extend your trip north to explore the rural Lincolnshire Wolds and the historic city of Lincoln.
A logical and popular extension, easily accessible by direct train from Norwich.
For those with more time, a comprehensive East Anglia trip truly offers diverse experiences.
Frequent and direct train services connect Norwich to London Liverpool Street. London is easily accessible from Norwich and a world-class city.
Approximately 2 hours by direct train.
Trains avoid city traffic and parking.
London serves as a major international transport hub.
Planning your excursions from Norfolk can open up a wider regional adventure.
Explore Suffolk's delightful coastal towns like Southwold and Aldeburgh, known for their unique character and fresh seafood.
Visit Cambridge for its academic grandeur or Ely for its stunning cathedral, both accessible by train.
Thetford Forest offers outdoor adventure, while Suffolk's historic houses and mills showcase cultural heritage.
A region of coastal towns, broads, and historic cities.
Rural Wolds and the historic city of Lincoln.
World-class attractions and a major transport hub.