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Norfolk Overview One of the most rural counties in England dominated by grassy plains, unspoiled beaches, and gentle rivers |
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Norwich Overview Considered the capital of East Anglia, Norwich is an important medieval city with a modern twist |
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Norwich Castle A Royal Castle and centre of Norman administration, now a museum of international importance |
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Norwich Market One of England's largest and most historic markets, surrounded by attractive buildings |
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Norwich Tombland Tombland was the site of the Anglo-Saxon market place, now a popular location for restaurants and pavement cafés |
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The Burnhams A group of small villages surrounding the River Burn which were once home to Horatio Nelson |
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Holkham A small village on the north Norfolk Coast, with a fabulous bay and one of the finest Palladian houses in England |
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Sheringham A retired fishing town, now a popular seaside resort and the starting point of the North Norfolk Railway |
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The Norfolk Broads Introduction A network of lakes and rivers, surrounded by lush, colourful scenery |
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Overstrand An attractive east Norfolk coastal village, situated on a cliff-top overlooking fine sandy beaches |
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Reepham An attractive small town with 18th century houses bordering a market place and surrounded by picturesque countryside |
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Sandringham One of the mansions belonging to the British royal family, set in parkland in rural Norfolk |
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Wymondham An attractive, historic market town with the massive towers of its Abbey set against greens fields of the Tiffey valley |
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