A great museum and I particularly enjoyed the Doctor Who exhibition (£5). Very well set out with lots to enjoy. The cafe was great too!

A beautiful piece of magnificent history right in the centre of town. So many stories to discover and amazing architecture to admire. Well worth a visit and if you're lucky, you might hear the choir practising, or the organist playing a tune!

We had good seats over looking track, service was decent, young staff but who wants to work weekend evenings eh... Didn't have to leave booth, food & drink service was to table & could also place bets at table. Made for a nice relaxed evening & could enjoy the racing!

It was an amazing place to visit, with great memorabilia of Cromwell's day! A really well presented museum with very knowledgeable staff, with a great medical exhibition and talk today, all who work here are so very willing to share they have a nice little shop with a great selection of books. Even though it's a free museum, a donations is so important, so to keep history at the doorstep.

Beautiful venue for a wedding with stunning grounds, you are also allowed up on the very top for wedding photos. Just a note there are no toilets in the actual castle, if you get cut short there’s a good 2 minute walk to the toilets just near the exit of the grounds. Today’s couple had drinks and a very light afternoon tea in the garden outside, the weather was glorious.

I absolutely love visiting this place time and again. It's small yet beautiful & peaceful place to be around with a loved ones. A long river walk in the morning, hiring boat, canoeing then going around the cannal, enjoying Coffee and cakes at the tea house and the children loved to swim around the pond. I highly recommend this beautiful place to visit once in your lifetime.

We came yesterday and went on the 2pm tour. Our tour guide was Lou. And she was amazing and perfect! Only me and my partner on the tour which was brilliant but she told us everything and more! She even stopped the tour to see the Typhoons flying no pressure to leave and let us take pictures throughout. Would highly recommend to anyone at all, kids, adults. It’s a perfect place with lovely people. The guy who booked us in was really nice as well. We had read ahead about no bags and booking not being required. So we just turned up and couldn’t have had a better experience. Thank you Lou and keep enjoying those planes and keep the BBMF in operation with your support.

I had a delightful visit to Springfields Designer Outlet during my recent holiday! The standout for me was the free EV charging, which not only made our trip convenient but also encouraged us to extend our stay—and yes, we ended up shopping more! The outlet is thoughtfully laid out, making it easy to navigate and enjoy. The variety and quality of shops are impressive, catering to a range of tastes and preferences. A handy tip: download the VIP app on your phone to enjoy 10% off in some stores—definitely worth it. For families, it's more than just shopping. The kids loved feeding the ducks, and the beautiful gardens with serene water features and fish added a relaxing touch to the experience. It’s a perfect blend of retail therapy and nature. Practical aspects were well catered for too. The toilets were spotless and well-maintained, and there were plenty of benches to rest and recharge amidst the shopping excitement. Overall, Springfields Designer Outlet offers a fantastic mix of shopping, nature, and family-friendly activities. Highly recommended for a relaxed, enjoyable day out!

We spent a fantastic afternoon here during the summer break, missing the Lancaster taxi runs but got to experience the Mosquito. If you can make the taxi runs, definitely a sight and sound to experience. Lots to see and do around the site, including ongoing restoration works in the large hangar, and an impressive collection of wartime memorabilia and remnants of aircraft. We stayed until closing time and were really fortunate to see the Lancaster being towed back to the hangar, where it parked up literally inches from us as it manoeuvred around. An amazing experience.

Had an amazing experience today! The instructions were clear, and the safety briefings laid out exactly what to expect, answering all our questions. Every member of staff was approachable, friendly, and really helpful. Even though low cloud cover delayed our jumps until the afternoon, the day still flowed smoothly. I had Gary as my tandem instructor, and he was fantastic. He kept me chatting on the way up, which really helped calm my nerves, and made sure I felt confident about the instructions for a safe jump. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and would absolutely recommend it to anyone thinking about giving it a go!

This was a brilliant museum to visit, taking through fossils going back millions of years! There are many different examples and these span two full floors, loved the luminous room of fossils itself. Different ages are tour guides which is great for diversity and community projects are displayed here also, entry is only about £5!

Excellent site, with good cafe and well signposted walks. Boat trip was fun and quite educational. Disabled access is limited unless you have a good powered wheelchair. Care required during hot weather as cover can be a bit lacking!

Wonderful racecourse. Able to see all parade rings; plenty of food outlets and a lovely little restaurant; plenty of seating near the course. Brilliant day out

All the staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and welcoming. Excellent value for money Did the shark dive experience, all the dive team are excellent making this a very enjoyable and memorable experience. I highly recommended a visit to Skegness Aquarium

Various eating venues, plus entertainment area at the start of the pier. Nice view of the sea at the end, plus a number of benches to relax and watch the waves. Great spot later in the day for a bit of quiet time if you're at the end of the pier.

On May 31, 2025, my family and I visited Natureland Seal Sanctuary in Skegness, where we had an exceptionally enjoyable experience. We purchased a family ticket along with individual tickets, totaling £45, which provided excellent value for the encounter. The car park is conveniently located nearby, facilitating easy access to the sanctuary. Upon our arrival, we were greeted by exceptionally friendly & welcoming reception staff who provided valuable information. The interior of the sanctuary offered an engaging experience, with its gift shop and ice cream shop. The latter was a delightful addition on a warm day. The visit was highly educational for our children, who were captivated by the diverse wildlife they encountered. They had the opportunity to observe birds, seals, fish, and other animals, learning in an entertaining and immersive manner. Natureland Seal Sanctuary stands as a remarkable gem in Skegness, offering both entertainment and educational value. It is highly recommended for families, animal enthusiasts & individuals seeking a meaningful and enjoyable day out. Five stars

Being a roller-coaster lover, this is a fabulous family place. The rides are great fun although quite pricey if you just want to ride on just a few rides, but you can purchase wrist bands for a considerable saving. What makes this place so unique is apart from many food outlets, there's two markets within the park area selling some really cool stuff at very reasonable prices. Makes for a great day out for everyone young and old

Visited Castle Rising near King’s Lynn during the school holidays and wandered freely around the impressive 12th-century ruins. The Norman keep, earthworks, and gatehouse ooze medieval history, with informative panels bringing it all to life. Peaceful grounds, easy paths, and ramps make it fully accessible. A fascinating, underrated gem for history fans!

Lovely visit here on the royal estate,plenty of car parking which was £5 for the day, the house and grounds are very well maintained as you would expect,downstairs in the house is interesting with things left just as the royal family like them, shame you can't look upstairs but still worthwhile, we walked to the church which you can enter and purchase various souvenirs if you wish. There are plenty of toilets and a good tearoom too,we had a very enjoyable day😀

Lovely place to visit staff all friendly. food is all good quality. The tour is included in the price and really worth an hour of your time. The lady doing the tour is a volunteer with a great knowledge of this building and family that still lives here 500 years on. Her knowledge spans the full 500 years.would like to thank all the staff for a pleasant day

Now the scenery is beautiful, crossing the bridges over the ponds is really enjoyable with little kids and there's loads of quaint additions hidden around the bushes and landscape. After following the arrows we found the tea room which was suitable for a quick pit stop depending on your style. Prices were very sensible and a small selection of hot sausage rolls and cakes. The bird hide is in good condition and the nature trail is a 10 minute walk around a wetland. Overall very peaceful place and perfect for a coffee date.

Thoroughly enjoyed our Father's Day out. First time visiting this place. I don't usually visit places like this, but it was amazing; every time you turn around, you see something different. Nature at its finest. Friendly staff. Food was nice but expensive. Maybe bring your own lunch if you're with a group or family? Otherwise, we had a great day. Thank you!

I first came here when my son was 1, 15 years ago, had great fun getting him to recreate some of the photos! The museum is just as good as I remembered and we all had a lovely time exploring and trying on as many hats as we could find!

As a preserved railway, the MNR is a great visit. But, if you live in Dereham, the food is excellent so ignore the pubs and chains in town. You won't be disappointed. Even if you're not in to the trains

Our visit was only to the house and we very much enjoyed our time there. Blickling comes as a bit of a surprise as one heads north from Aylsham, as there is little to broadcast its presence. One looks to the right, and suddenly there it is, beautifully framed by its massive, manicured hedges and impressive side buildings. Much of its current design dates from the early 1600s when it replaced the home of Anne Boleyn’s birth (and apparently her ghost still returns to visit each year on the anniversary of her execution). Inside, the house is filled with many magnificent portraits, with the baleful one-eyed glare of Field Marshall Sir Robert Rich greeting the visitor just inside the front door. On the ground floor the dining room, with its massive mantlepiece, is magnificent, and one can learn about the restoration of beautifully painted Victorian ceiling in the Brown Drawing room. Upstairs, the late 18th Century yellow and black Print Room is fascinating, but it is the plaster ceilings in the Long Gallery, South Drawing Room and the tapestry-decorated Upper Ante Room that are truly spectacular. Be sure to look up, as well as learn how the huge plaster pendant in the latter room has recently been preserved (Blickling has been at the forefront of pioneering new conservation methods). Finished with the house and looking for something else? There is the great little Royal Air Force Oulton Museum onsite, which shows how this stately old home supported local World War 2 efforts. Practical info: The Blickling car park is a good size, with overflow parking to the northwest. Two cafés are in close proximity to the house, and The Bucks Arms, with its pub, restaurant, and accommodation is located just off the car park. One may also take home a taste of Blicking, as some Walled Garden produce is available at a donation station by the welcome office. Allow 2-2.5 hours to visit the house, and add another 30-45 minutes for the RAF museum.

Front circle row D seat 💺 29. The peaky blinders show was good. And the view great. The seats have a nice amount of leg room for a theatre 🎭 and it was not too hot 🔥 inside when the show was almost sold out and the tempreture🌡was 30°c + outside. The rows seem well staggered so I think you would have a good view from most seats.

To anyone planning a visit, I would strongly advise booking your ticket for the newly refurbished Norwich Castle in advance. This helps you skip the main queue, though you should be prepared for a short wait even with an online ticket. It's well worth it! The newly refurbished Norwich Castle is an incredible place to visit. I was impressed by the exhibits, especially the art from the Second World War, and the beautiful views from the top of the building was beautiful and blown mind. ​My only concern was with the long queue. I have a card that indicates I have a disability and can't stand for long periods. When I explained this, the first person I asked said they couldn't help. Thankfully, a second person saw my distress and was kind enough to provide a seat for me while I waited. This made a huge difference. Thank you to that helpful staff member. I hope the castle considers better ways to assist people with disabilities in the future.

We visited late on a Tuesday afternoon and found the cathedral quiet and almost empty. Most visitors had departed, but the clergy and some laypersons were busying themselves to welcome parishioners for the 5:30 p.m. Evensong. By arriving late we missed the Cathedral’s free tours (the website shows the last one begins at 3:00 p.m.), so we picked up a welcome booklet instead and did our best to follow the suggested visit order. The nave is magnificent, and we marvelled at how well its strong Norman design had been integrated into the lovely fan vaulted ceiling. Two massive spiral-ribbed columns stand out. Because of the service preparations we were only able to peer into the lovely wooden choir, but we found our exploration of the impressive Presbytery and its four adjacent chapels to be fascinating. Given the time we could only do a cursory exploration of the ceiling’s treasure trove of carved medieval ceiling bosses, but we certainly plan to return to explore them more fully. Practical info: Norwich Cathedral has no entry fee, but a donation is much appreciated. An excellent list of tours, events, dates, and timings is available on the Cathedral’s website. Should one be visiting by car, note there is no parking in the Cathedral Close, but the website provides a recommendation of nearby pay parking options.

As one of the last remaining ‘End-Of-The-Pier’ shows in the country, this is well worth a visit. Great quality singing, dancing and entertainment provides a lovely experience for anyone visiting Cromer. There’s something for everyone and some great drinks in the bar too :) Looking forward to visiting again in the winter!

RNLI Cromer Lifeboat Station is an exceptional destination that beautifully combines maritime history with modern rescue operations. From the moment you step in, you are greeted by a well-maintained facility and a welcoming atmosphere. The lifeboat itself is a sight to behold, showcasing the impressive engineering and dedication of the crew. The museum offers a wealth of information, with exhibits that are both educational and engaging. The stained glass window is a highlight, depicting a lifeboat in action and adding a touch of artistry to the visit. The knowledgeable staff are passionate about their work and eager to share fascinating stories and facts, making the experience even more enriching.