3 Best Landmarks in Norwich, UK

Definitely one of the best National Trust properties I’ve visited. Plenty of car parking and the usual facilities you expect, electric charging points, toilets, shops and cafe. The house is in good condition and there are plenty of rooms to explore, with the usual knowledgeable volunteers to point out features. The parish church is plain, but interesting. The gardens are the highlight though, they are beautiful and worth the visit on their own. There are also woods to walk around. Plenty to explore here and easily fill much of a day.

We went to see the lambs on the farm this weekend. I had never been before. It was a fantastic experience. The farm is only open this weekend and they had trail for children with various activities at each point, which was brilliant for all the family to join in and have a good walk in the fresh air. We had lunch in the cafe and this was excellent and homemade. What really stood out to us was that every member of staff or volunteers were so helpful, knowledgeable and welcoming.

Made visit to Felbrigg Hall on Thursday but did not realise the house was closed. However the walled gardens were open and what a surprise. Very well maintained, very well laid out in 4 different walled sections, including a a dry garden very good, nuttery garden interesting , vegetable garden well maintained, and other interesting layouts. Lovely dovecote with doves and also chickens running around the vegetable plots. One of the best gardens I have visited in the UK.

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