Hanse House
Hanse House, 8 South Quay, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 5GN
Behind the 18th-century street façade is a building of great interest, the Hanseatic Warehouse (late 15th-century) running down to the river. There is a quadrangle formed by two parallel warehouse ranges closed by a shorter range. The Hanseatic League owned these buildings which were demanded as part of the Treaty of Utrecht in 1474. The only extant Hanseatic building in England.
Did you know King’s Lynn is a member of the New Hanseatic League of 194 European cities? Visit www.hanse.org for more information.
In the Gallery:
Exhibition by the King's Lynn and District Camera Club.
1200 & 1400 - The Breakaways (ukulele band) - Promoting the playing of the ukulele as an enjoyable and social activity. Hits from the 1950s and 60s.
In the Ceremonial Room - 1100 Talk by Dr Paul Richards: "How the face of King's Lynn changed through time (1500 - 1900) Architecture tells".
At 1230 -at the rear of the Hanse House on the South Quay - The Massed Morris Dancers.
Rathskeller - Open from 1000 – serving food and drink.
Cobbles tea room - Open from 1030 – teas, coffees, delicious home-made scones and cakes.
Squeeze Cakes - Open from 1000 - serving food and drink.
Hanse House, 8 South Quay, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE30 5GN
There is wheelchair access to the ground floor and gardens.
Beer garden, bar and restaurant. King’s Lynn is a member of the New Hanseatic League of 188 European cities. Visit www.hanse.org for more information. Look out for more details of this and other events in the local King’s Lynn HODs brochure, available from the Tourist Information Office, Borough Council offices and attractions; from the King's Lynn Civic Society website and from volunteers on the day.