Places to Visit Near Bramley

Elm Hill is famous, but cross the river to Pull’s Ferry and walk back through the Cathedral Close at dusk. The gas lamps are lit, the gates are quiet, and you see the city exactly as it was 200 years ago.

Don't miss the secret garden behind the temple. It's often overlooked by visitors, and the acoustics are strangely perfect for a quiet moment of reflection.

Grab fish and chips from French’s on the quay, but don't eat them there. Walk along the raised bank towards the beach as the sun sets—it’s the best view in Norfolk.

Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse is a historic workhouse set in 50 acres of beautiful, unspoilt grounds. The museum is a great day out and has something for everyone. Look around the magnificent museum and find out about life for the inmates, follow their stories and find out about the people that ran the workhouse.

There’s something for everyone at Holkham Hall. You could grab a harness and tackle the ropes course, walk or cycle in the park or trails. If there’s still time, you could visit the walled garden or the nature reserve. Holkham have different events and activities at different times of the year and so it’s worth checking their website to see what’s happening when you’re in Norfolk.

Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and Gardens, host of BBC Springwatch, is a multi award winning attraction which has something to offer all those who love nature, wildlife and the outdoors. Children can get hands on and become a bug detective on the bug walk, discovering underwater life pond dipping or collecting all the stamps on the wildlife tracker trail before letting off steam on the play ground. The ‘Wild On Wildlife’ activity booklet is packed full of activities for them to do while they are at the reserve and when they are at home.

Sandringham is set in 60 acres of stunning gardens. The woodland and heath of the Country Park are open to the public free of charge every day of the year. There are two way-marked Nature Trails, one 1½ mile long and the other 2½ miles long, and there are many other woodland paths to explore.

Thursford Steam Engine Museum and home of the Christmas Spectaculor is a truly unique experienced and not to be missed. There’s much more to see and do at Thursford and advanced booking is needed for the Christmas Spectacular as it’s very popular.