Photos from a tour of Norfolk

Sections:

Information centre

Cafe

Guinness welcomes you

Table tennis

Kitchen

Jason

There are public footpaths along the coast

Walking along the beach at Brancaster Bay

Sandy beach

Boat trips to see the bird sanctuary and seals leave from Blakeney Quay

Wells-next-the-sea

Seagull

Cathedral spire

Cloisters

Organ and ceiling

Altar and stained glass window

Norwich Castle

Castle Mall shopping centre

River

Lonely Planet verdict: Norfolk
"Norfolk has long endured a reputation for being a dull county ... for 'dull' though read 'relaxed' ... Bird-watchers and their binoculars are attracted by its several nature reserves, while its superb, unspoilt coastlines draw a limited number of tourists eager to escape the cheesy, 'holiday-by-the-sea' feel that has afflicted so many of Britain's beaches. Norwich, the county town, is a very pleasant place with an interesting castle and cathedral, as well as the best nightlife in the whole region (bar Cambridge) - due for the most part to the presence of the university, which means that the town is overrun with students"
(extracts from "Lonely Planet Great Britain - 2003 edition", used with permission)