Local Attractions
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| Heacham
is very much a live English Village with all
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Heacham is a popular coastal holiday
resort situated three miles from Hunstanton and eight miles
from
Sandringham on the A149 in Norfolk, England. It has two
beaches, some thriving businesses, a lively Church,
supermarket, pubs and shops
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Heacham has sensational (not to mention
romantic) sunsets - everything to make a great holiday
for families
and couples, so why not come and visit.
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Annual carnival & fete
events and sporting activities for all ages.
West Norfolk has a beautiful coast line, unspoilt
countryside and amazing heritage. Discover this wonderful
part of Britain, where you can relax and enjoy the gentle
pace of life. Norfolk is rich in nature with great beaches,
history and heritage.
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SNETTISHAM
PARK - Unique deer safari, Discovery trail,
Horse and pony rides, Orchard Tea Room, Visitor
Centre, Gift Shop, Leather Workshop, Farm animals,
Huge adventure playground, Tractor rides & much
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HOLKHAM
STATELY HOME - Holkham Hall, Pottery Shop,
The Stables Cafe, Bygones Museum, History of
Farming Museum, Deer Park and grounds, Walled
garden & much more.
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NORFOLK
LAVENDER VISITOR CENTRE - Built in the local
carrstone in the 19th century, and now set in
its garden of lavender, roses and herbs, it has
become a distinctive Norfolk landmark. In the
grounds, we also have a National Collection of
Lavenders. Each variety or species has its own
bed. There are over 100 different lavenders to
see and smell.
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HUNSTANTON
SEA LIFE SANCTUARY - You will see Otters,
Penguins and more than 30 permanent displays
all showcasing the rich diversity of life under
the waves. We also provide a safe haven for more
than 30 sick, injured or orphaned seal pups which
are annually cared for at the Sanctuary.
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SANDRINGHAM
HOUSE - Sandringham is the much-loved country
retreat of Her Majesty the Queen, and has been
the private home of four generations of British
monarchs. The house is perhaps the most famous
stately home in Norfolk - and certainly one of
the most beautiful. Set in the 60-acre gardens
which have been called "The finest of the
Royal gardens"
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HOUGHTON
HALL - Houghton has a very special, unspoilt
atmosphere with its herd of white deer in the
park, and peacocks strutting on the west front.
The house itself has changed little since the
18th-century, and it is easy to imagine Sir Robert
Walpole entertaining his guests after a hard
day's hunting.
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CASTLE
RISING - The castle itself, with its man-made
earth banks and ditches, covers an area of 12
acres with its strong, yet beautiful keep within.
It soon became one of the most important in East
Anglia, boasting a large list of several Lords
and Ladies, from the de'Albigny Earls of Sussex
to the Howard Dukes of Norfolk, with Isabella,
Queen of Edward II, being its most famous resident.
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