Attractions

The Goat Shed is a vibrant countryside destination in Norfolk, known for its award-winning artisan goat’s cheese and carefully curated selection of local produce. Set in a relaxed rural setting, it brings together a farm shop, café, and deli, offering everything from freshly made dishes to seasonal goods sourced from nearby producers.

Whether you’re stopping by for a coffee and lunch, picking up unique ingredients, or simply enjoying the surrounding countryside, The Goat Shed combines quality food with a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere that captures the charm of Norfolk life.

ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure is a dinosaur-themed adventure park in Lenwade, Norfolk, offering a full day out for families. With attractions like the brand-new Predator High Ropes, Dippy’s Splash Zone, and a range of interactive dinosaur trails and play areas, there’s plenty to keep all ages entertained.

Sandringham House is one of the most cherished private residences of the British Royal Family. It was inherited by Queen Elizabeth II from her father, King George VI, and became her favoured retreat, particularly during the winter months.

Traditionally, Sandringham is where the Queen chose to spend Christmas each year, hosting the Royal Family for festive celebrations and remaining there into the New Year. Set within expansive parkland, the estate is known for its history, privacy, and deep personal significance to the monarchy, offering a glimpse into a more intimate side of royal life.

Stand in the evocative historic surroundings of Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse, where the past is brought vividly to life through immersive projections of former staff and inmates. Find yourself face to face with powerful first-hand accounts that reveal stories of hardship, resilience, and survival, some deeply tragic, others unexpectedly inspirational.

Explore the atmospheric workhouse buildings and surrounding rural farm, where every room and corridor helps recreate the realities of life for the people who once lived and worked here. Through sound, vision, and storytelling, you gain a moving insight into Norfolk’s social history and the human experiences behind the institution.