Local Attractions and Events in Norfolk
The Oak Farm Bed and Breakfast is located in some of the most beautiful countryside in the country, set in the village of South Walsahm is at the heart of the Norfolk Broads. If you are cycling, sailing, walking or driving around Norfolk you are in the middle of the most beautiful and relaxing scenery. South Walsham village is a picturesque country village with a beautiful church and Fairhaven Gardens to visit. You will have to take your time and soak in the essence of Norfolk.
Norwich is only a short drive or train trip from South Walsham or Acle station. This richly historic city is dominated by two cathedrals, one Norman Church of England Cathedral one Roman Catholic and Norman Castle that was built as the royal palace. It was said that Norwich had a pub for every day of the week and a church for all the Sundays. So you are sure to find something that you like. Norfolk has a long tradition of the arts and has many galleries large and small, traditional or modern. The most famous of these is the Sainsbury’s Centre designed by Norman Foster and recently renovated.
Norwich also enjoys a lively theatre and live music scene from rock to jazz and folk, classical or modern, there is always something happening at one of the many venues such as the Waterfront, Norwich UEA the Theatre Royal, Playhouse or Norwich Arts Center.
But if that’s not your cup of tea then just a short trip in the opposite direction by car or train is Great Yarmouth, a chance to visit the piers which crown this vibrant Marine Parade. So if you want a stroll and an ice-cream or experience many of the exciting rides that punctuate the parade Great Yarmouth has something for you. Great Yarmouth`s Heritage Quarter has something for everyone, The Nelson Museum and The Time and Tide Museum offer a fascinating opportunity to experience the events that made Great Yarmouth famous.
If steam is your interest then the Oak Farm Bed and Breakfast is centrally positioned for many steam museums and working railway lines. Mid Norfolk Railway from Wymondham to Derham, and the Bure Valley railway from Aylsham to Wroxham. A little further afield you have the Poppy Line, North Norfolk Railway running from Holt to Sheringham. You also can also visit Bressingham Gardens, home of the Royal Scot and Strumpshaw Steam Museum.
Whyever you are come to Norfolk the Oak Farm Bed and Breakfast is ideally positioned and idyllically set, so if you want to relax and take it easy for a restful break there will be plenty to keep you amused. With so much to do and all the good food in the area you will have to come back and stay again, and after experiencing the fantastic Oak Farm Bed and Breakfast you will want to.