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Norfolk has it all when it comes to accommodation from grand hotels, guest houses and self catering cottages, to motor cruisers, caravans and campsites. Whatever your preference or budget, Norfolk has something suitable for everyone.
Stower Grange Hotel - Set in its own delightful grounds, Stower Grange is just 4 miles form the centre of Norwich and just over a mile from the airport. With 11 comfortable bedrooms, restaurant, bar and 2 excellent meeting rooms, it is ideal for that small executive meeting.

Over two billion pounds a year is spent in the region on tourism and an ever-increasing amount of people are using the Internet. For only £2.00 a month, your company could have its own listing and for £59.00 a year, a whole page advertisement.

Very soon you will be able to sell your property with us and view property for sale in Norfolk.

We are also teaming up with Norfolk estate agents to bring you a comprehensive guide of houses on the market for sale.

Photo of Norwich Market Norwich is a beautiful city, steeped in history, dating back over 2,000 years. The central streets still follow their medieval course outlined by what remains of the ancient city walls. Norwich City is dominated by its magnificent Cathedral and Medieval Castle. The city’s newest public building, The Forum, is also an impressive landmark, situated in the heart of the city centre, offering information and entertainment. With an unbeatable range of activities, from historic buildings and beautiful courtyards,

The city of Norwich is a great place for a night out, with a mix of trendy pubs, clubs, cinemas and restaurants, and stylish café bars. Art lovers, film buffs and theatre-goers will not be disappointed by the excellent choices on offer in this vibrant city. Norwich is overflowing with a diversity of entertainment that will suit every conceivable taste and budget.

Find out more about the city of Norwich, Norwich city suburbs, Norwich Castle and Norwich Cathedral.

Discovering Norfolk & The Norfolk Broads

Photo of Wells-next-the-sea beach huts Norfolk has a spectacular coastline, with long sandy beaches, high cliffs, sand dunes, flint pebble banks and salt marshes. It is also well known for the Norfolk Broads, an extensive waterway that can be fully explored by boat. There are many towns and villages within Norfolk, all with their own individual characters. The port of King's Lynn has a long trading history, and today it still has large trade links with the rest of Europe.

The Norfolk Broads are thought to have been created by the flooding of ancient peat diggings. They consist of large expanses of water, long meandering rivers and smaller lakes and dykes and are unique throughout Britain. North Norfolk has so much to offer, with miles of beautiful beaches, seaside towns like Cromer and Sheringham, and market towns such as Aylsham. More information about these places can be found in our towns and villages section.

Find out more about Norfolk and the Norfolk Broads, plus information on Norfolk towns and villages.

Norfolk is bursting with entertainment, with so many places to visit. For those seeking peace and tranquility there are magnificent stately homes and halls, all with spectacular gardens.
Denver Windmill
Denver Windmill is a wonderful working windmill set on the edge of the Fens in rural west Norfolk. Recently restored, this unique set of buildings offers a fascinating place to visit. The visitor centre and video presentation tells the story of wind milling in England and of the people who lived and worked at Denver Windmill since it was built in 1835. There are guided tours right to the very top of the windmill tower, and a chance to see the mill working. The site includes its own bakery producing fresh bread daily and a tearoom offering teas, cakes and light lunches. You can browse in the shop and the 3 craft workshops.