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Ffolkes and Beyond

Sandringham Estate, the much-loved retreat of the British royal family, is just a short journey away from Ffolkes. Tour the house and gardens and enjoy scenic walks through its stunning parkland. With seasonal events throughout the year, it’s a must-visit destination during your stay.

Step back in time at Castle Rising, one of England’s most renowned 12th-century castles. Its impressive Norman stone keep and dramatic earthworks make it a standout attraction. It's a must-visit destination nearby with fascinating ties to Queen Isabella and medieval history

Snettisham Park is a working farm and wildlife park offering a fantastic day out. Experience deer safaris, lamb feeding, pony rides, and the chance to meet cute farm animals. It’s a must-visit for all ages, with hands-on activities and stunning natural surroundings.

Experience the charm of Bircham Windmill, a beautifully restored 19th-century windmill. Climb to the top for breathtaking views of the Norfolk countryside. Enjoy hands-on activities like baking bread in the bakery, homemade treats in the tea room, and meeting the animals at the small farm area.

Known as "Sunny Hunny," Hunstanton Beach is a family favourite. It's perfect for a classic seaside day out with sandy shores, striking red-and-white-striped cliffs, and a traditional promenade. Enjoy rock pooling, kite flying, and seaside amusements and rides; Hunstanton is also renowned for its breathtaking sunsets over to the wash.

In Heacham, Norfolk Lavender is a tranquil sanctuary showcasing beautiful lavender fields. Stroll through the gardens, learn about the history and uses of lavender, and browse the shop for unique gifts and local produce.

A haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers, Snettisham RSPB Reserve is renowned for its stunning bird displays during migration seasons. Witness thousands of birds in flight at sunrise or sunset, take peaceful walks along the trails, and use the hides for prime birdwatching. With breathtaking views of the Wash, it’s an ideal destination to enjoy nature.

Open seasonally, Houghton Hall is one of England’s grandest Palladian-style country houses, built in the 1720s for Britain’s first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. The house features elegant interiors, an impressive art collection, and contemporary exhibitions. Outside, explore the renowned walled garden, a deer park, and striking outdoor installations, making it a must-visit destination for history, art, and nature lovers.