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Access to historical church, slide show of the church history and many interesting features. Many stained glass windows.

Reminisce with us as we talk about what it was like to grow up in Southtown in the 50s and 60s.

Join a guided tour at our Norwich base to uncover surprising facts about our 24/7 lifesaving charity, our advanced helicopter operations and discover how every second counts when it comes to reaching the most unwell people in our region.

The building was erected by Augustine Steward who made it his home around 1545, since then it has hosted many distinguished visitors, including Queen Elizabeth I who visited the premises in 1578 and observed a pageant from a first floor window.

Explore Time & Tide Museum and discover the heritage & story of Great Yarmouth for free as part of Heritage Open Days 2026.

The City of Norwich School is open to the public on Saturday 12th September from 1000 to 1400 for the Norfolk Heritage festival.

Dereham Windmill is a Grade II listed windmill set in extensive grounds with a picnic area. On each of the five floors, there are illustrated explanations of what happened in each area, when the mill was full of noise and floor dust.

This late 15th-century Red Mount Chapel was a wayside chapel for pilgrims on their way to the shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. Tom Bryan a lute player will be playing a selection of instruments.

The Church in The Walks.

Unusual cinema survival.

Truth, simplicity, equality and peace.

At the heart of our town.

Come and see exhibits rarely seen before from the Museum's stores. See the Sea Henge exhibit.

The historic Saturday Market in front of The Minster. There will be Norfolk Heritage Market, highlighting the flavours of Norfolk with food, drink, bees, crafts and traditional songs and dances.

A former pub named after a 1797 war hero.

How the rich lived.

Have a whale of a time.

A survival from Lynn's Tudor economy and detailed models of Lynn's historic buildings.

A ship on land.

The only survivor of King Lynn's cockling fleet

15th century building - look for the line of the old quay.

Unique merchant house lovingly restored by its present owners.

Discover Environmental Artistry!

View this house with its Norman interior. The oldest secular house in King's Lynn.

Fantastic river views and real ale. A wonderful private club open for the day.

Clever restoration with Hanseatic touches.

This lovely traditional pub with a nautical theme.

Home of the King's Lynn Conservancy Board, who are responsible for the shipping in the river and the Wash approaches.

An opportunity to see the breath taking ground and first floor of Marble Hall.

Free professional appraisals for your jewellery, art and antiques inside an 11th century round tower church. Visitors welcome to explore the church.

Opening to the public for the first time, discover Moot Hill and its thousands of years of history. Learn about the work undertaken so far to understand and protect the site, and hear about exciting plans to share and conserve it for the future.

See and hear Norfolk's response to Napoleon.

Medieval Knights encampment has been set up in the Walks

Drawing on his latest book, ‘Quirky Norwich’, Pete Goodrum gives us a glimpse of some of the renegades, rebels, clowns, crooks and characters who, by their own quirkiness, have helped define Norwich as an unusual and interesting city.

Join Fran young to hear about the beginnings of the Norfolk Archaeological Trust, which celebrated its centenary in 2023.

For more than thirty years Great Cressingham Victorian has welcomed thousands of scholars on school trips . Schools have visited from all over East Anglia. This open weekend is an opportunity for the public to visit this iconic school and museum.

A short 30 minute talk introducing some interesting Hungate parishioners from 1450-1850

Cromer surveyor and architect A.F. Scott, (1854-1936) left a legacy of hotels, houses, shops, public works & churches. Hear fascinating stories, explore his architectural styles on a walk with his great granddaughter, holder of the Scott archive.

Free display of Bramerton Christadelphians’ collection of Bibles & facsimiles of very rare Bibles, many 100s of years old, showing how the Bible has been preserved & commemorating the 500th anniversary of Tyndale's faithful translation into English.

Tracking our heritage to our Roots takes us on a journey to discover more about the railway folk who lived, loved and travelled our line from 1846.

Echoing the traditional everyday histories of many of the inhabitants of Aylsham, the Worstead Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers will be in the centre to demonstrate a spinning wheel and a loom and invite visitors to have-a-go.

Create your own designer inspired bookmark and learn about flappers and titfers. A C&TA drop in session for all ages and abilities with a 1920s theme to celebrate the centenary of the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell.

St John Maddermarket Church in the heart of Norwich Lanes is a 500-year old city church with explosive history!

St Augustine's is the most northerly of the city's medieval churches. Standing in a churchyard an acre in size, its tall, red-brick tower is a unique feature. Inside are many monuments of great interest and fascinating displays of local history.

Join us for a guided walk in and around Binham Priory. Hear about the everyday lives of Norfolk's finest monastic ruins from historian, Dr Richard Hoggett

Whitlingham Country Park arose from sixteen marshes. Through a two-mile long guided walk, come and find out how our two broads were created and what happened a century ago when Whitlingham hosted a Royal Agricultural Show.

There really is something for all to enjoy on a visit to this cargo-carrying wherry. Watch demonstrations of loading cargo and ropework. See Maud's Timeline of photos. Watch videos and learn more in the Pop-Up Museum. Take a unique family photo.

This guided walking tour follows in the footsteps in Norwich of the letter-writing 15th century Pastons.

In our 50th year come and discover the connections we make with the items in the care of the National Trust's Textile Conservation Team. The conservation process gives a unique opportunity to get up close to uncover hidden stories

Keith Carlton is a guide at Norwich Cathedral and a City of Norwich tourist Guide. With a background in medieval literature, he has written articles and given talks on Julian of Norwich and Margery Kempe, and leads regular tours on Julian for Norwich