Norfolk
Properties and events in Norfolk
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"A Wasteland or a People's Park"
“A Wasteland or a People’s Park?” This walk will demonstrate how it became neither and explore the transition from a disputed and quarried common to a beloved green space for the whole city.
"Coast and Country" - An exhibition of oil paintings
"Coast and Country" - a unique exhibition of oil paintings by John S Applegate over the weekend of 12th and 13th September. Refreshments available.
10 Tuesday Market Place
Hidden from view - a secret arch and garden.
156 years of continuous play
Come and see one of Norwich’s ‘hidden gems’ where outdoor bowls has been played for 156 years. Active club in delightful garden setting with an interesting thatched summer house.
19 Tuesday Market Place
Visit a fine town house.
28-32 King Street
View this house with its Norman interior. The oldest secular house in King's Lynn.
50 Years of the National Trust Textile Conservation Studio
Celebrate 50 years of the National Trust's Textile Conservation Studio. Discover how a volunteer initiative grew into a professional studio conserving historic textiles from National Trust properties nationwide.
500 Years of the Swan
Hear the tale of a pub which was built with funds earned through treachery and betrayal, and the stories it can tell in its long and varied life.
A Black History of Norwich
Paul Dickson’s talk celebrates the diverse contribution of black people to the history of Norwich
A Step in Time - Walking Tour
A Step in Time is a guided tour looking at the public clocks, and some sundials, on display on the buildings of Norwich.
A walk around the site of Griffin Lane, Thorpe St Andrew, boatyards and Tin Town
The boatyards and Tin Town grew up around the historic Hobrough dockyard that had been established in the late 1800s. In 1961 parcels of the surrounding marshland were let or sold off and new boatyards and communities were created there.
A.F. Scott the individualist and his architecture: Swedenborgian Chapel
Architect A.F. Scott (1854-1936) designed from the traditional to reinforced concrete. His great granddaughter tells how his religious beliefs, independent travels & fantastic knowledge of structural engineering informed his work in Norwich & beyond
All Saints Church, Hemblington - Small group tours of the interior and exterior of the church
Come and find out more about this small flint Medieval round towered church with its unique nationally important St Christopher wall painting along with a regionally important font with an eco-friendly managed churchyard.
All Saints Church, North Runcton
New in 2026 is the beautiful Church of All Saints in North Runcton. A few miles out of King's Lynn, but well worth the visit.
All Saints' Church
Unique anchorhold. The oldest church in King's Lynn.
An Evening of Dickens — a free dramatic reading
Step gently back in time and join us for a most enchanting evening of words, candlelight, and theatrical delight… 165 years after Dickens himself performed at The Halls.
Anna Sewell House
Anna Sewell House in Great Yarmouth is the birthplace of the Black Beauty Author Anna Sewell. Redwings Horse Sanctuary took on guardianship of this special building in 2022.
Architecture at the Sainsbury Centre and Sculpture Park
Join us for a unique architectural tour of the iconic Sainsbury Centre and the surrounding Sculpture Park, including a behind-the-scenes exclusive look at the famous Crescent Wing corridor!
Assyria to the Atlantic - A Norwich Sculpture Trail
A Norwich Sculpture Trail from City Hall Lions to Barbara Hepworth's Atlantic.
AudaTours Norwich Audio Tour: At Work
Norwich Audio Tour: At Work follows 17 stops from Strangers' Hall to Dragon Hall, tracing weavers, clerks, shoemakers, bargees and merchants through the city’s one-square-mile working past.