Central Norwich - Welcoming families for worships or exploration, offering free guided tours with exciting tales of riot, war, plague and fire, with the Cathedral surviving everything thrown at it! Kids will especially enjoy the musical recitals and choir performances, plus following visitor trails.

Norwich - Museum and Art Gallery set in a Norman Castle, with multi media exhibits and classic galleries, atmospheric dungeons, and imaginative special exhibits, all of which make for a great family day out!

Sandringham - The Royal Family's home in Norfolk. Come and see where the Queen has her dinner and run around in her back garden. Take a look at the fascinating museum including the first Royal motor car, a fire engine and gifts presented to The Queen!

Great Yarmouth - Home to a famous adventure playground, rowing boats in nearby Fritton Lake, indoor activities, a putting green, a variety of family sized nature trails, maze and seasonal opportunities for pony trekking.

Kings Lynn - Your little knights and princesses will love exploring this large and preserved keep that is surrounded by 20 acres of mighty earthworks. The castle has a magical feel to it and you can get an audio guide (£2) to learn all about it's fascinating past. The children will enjoy exploring the ruins, walking through the corridors and up and down the stairs.

Kings Lynn - Traditional rare working windmill with bakery attached, kids can climb up and explore inside the mill and bake their own bread, pet the farm animals after and then go on a little family bike ride.

Aylsham - Stunning Jacobean House famous as the childhood home of Anne Boleyn Henry VIII's second queen. 55 acres of beautiful gardens, parkland and lakeside walks.

Great Yarmouth - Spread over nine acres, the Pleasure Beach offers huge family fun: full-throttle white knuckle rides to exhilarate and thrill, water attractions to catch your breath and fun rides to keep the children happy for hours. Some height restrictions.

Wroxham - A family day out where mums, dads and grandparents can play alongside their children, running, jumping, swinging and creating stories and treasured memories together, whatever the weather.

Lenwade - Come face to face with giants of the past on our dinosaur trail. Discover the lost world maze and meet creatures great and small in the Secret Animal Garden. Plus 3 levels of indoor adventure play with terrific slides!

Reedham - There are rides for small children and families, children's theatre, animals and birds, and lots of animals to feed and pet. Good day out in Norfolk for young kids 7 and under.

Sheringham - A recent Blue Flag award winner, this sand and shingle beach is a delight when you can see it, and the local town and features equally lovely when you can't.

Hunstanton - Hunstanton is a popular seaside town with a nice beach located on Norfolks sunset coast. Hunstanton Beach is one of the key attractions of this Norfolk seaside resort. It is thought to be one of the safest and cleanest beaches in the United Kingdom, with its famous cliffs and many sources of family entertainment and amusements along its front.

Wells-next-to-the-sea - Award winning 3 mile stretch of deep sand, great for traditional play and paddling. Part of a vast Nature Reserve which itself includes a children's play area, boating lake and bygone museum.

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Holt - A Green Flag Awarded park and woodland full of pleasing plants and wildlife, alongside a new visitor centre which offers Ranger led activities during school holidays ideal for kids. Plus adventure playground and accessible trails.

Snetisham - A trip to Snetisham Park can involve many exciting adventures from seeing lambs being born, to a spectacular 45 minute deer safari where you will meet a magnificent red deer herd. You can bottle feed lambs, collect fresh farm eggs, as well as taking a walk on one of three wonderful trails. Great fun for the family.

Wells Next to The Sea - Technically part of the Holkam Estate, this sandy beach is covered in shells and sea life. The tide comes in extremely fast, but there is an alarm to warn you. Behind the shoreline lies a semi-circular basin, which, at very high tides, rapidly fills to form a spectacular shallow lagoon. There is a beach warden May to September.

Gooderstone - A restful place for a stroll, with waterways and ponds, several paths and trails to follow plus a bird hide to help you find the kingfisher, and a trout stream. Children under 16 can visit for free.

Upper Sheringham - 1,000 acres of varying habitat, including parkland, woodland, and clifftop. Famous for its vast collection of rhododendrons and azaleas, with towers to climb for great views, and miles of scenic countryside paths to follow.