The Cockatrice B&B Hotel

The Priory above ground looks ruined though is is still plenty to see, howerver blow ground there is a wonderfull 4th century brick-vaulted refectory undercroft

The remains of a Roman fort built to ward off the saxons. 3 of the 4 rectangular side walls remain as ruins looking out to the River Waveney - Free entry

Located inland on the River Yare, near Burgh Castle, see ducks, geese and swans plus a whole range of other species

The Marshes are located close to the River Yare, providing a rich habitat of wetland loving birds and other wildlfe , a relaxing place to walk in rural countryside.

A fascinating Museum if your into steam and engineering with 26 traction engines, Showmans Engines and a Steam Roller plus Steam wagon and 100-ton working Beam Engines. There is also a narrow gauge railway, model railway , exhibits and so much more.

With two 18 hole parkland course's the main one at 6685 yards and an academy course at 2658 yards. There are Practise green & Nets, a Pro shop, a PGA Professional, a clubhouse with a bar and food available,.

This reserve and part of Mid-Yare National Nature Reserve is close to the iver Yar with a lake, meadows and reed beds, a have for bird life and other small animals and insects.. Walk around the reserve in peace and quiet taking in the relaxing feel of nature.

One of the largest Windmills in Norfolk, originally built to grind cement clinker, and was later converted as a drainage windmill. Access is only by foot or boat

A country house in the village of Somerleyton mid way between Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth. The hall and gardens is both a function venue and open to the public on certain days with guided tours