131 acre garden. Private inner broad. 950 year old oak tree. Wild and cultivated flowers and shrubs. Birds, butterflies and dragon flies. 3 miles of wonderful woodland walks. Boat trips.

A unique attraction for all garden lovers, naturalists, artists and photographers - or those who simply want a restful break.

Many ‘Row houses’ were damaged by World War II bombing or demolished during post-War clearances, but two surviving properties in the care of English Heritage show what these characteristic dwellings looked like at various stages in their history.

Come and find out what's lurking within The Green Quay ... a discovery centre where you can get closer to the wildlife of the Wash.

Grimes Graves in Norfolk is a Neolithic flint mine of extraordinary size and scope.

Holkham Hall is one of Britain's most majestic stately homes, situated in a deer park on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.This classic 18th Century Palladian mansion is a living treasure house of artistic and architectural history.

The splendid Palladian house built by Sir Robert Walpole, Britain's first prime minister, with magnificently furnished state rooms designed by William Kent. 5-acre Walled garden; Contemporary Sculptures; model soldier museum; park; restaurant,gift shop.

Enjoy a family day out at Hoveton Hall Gardens. There is something for everyone to enjoy including the children’s tree and nature trails, the Ice Well walk, guided tours and new for 2010 is the recently restored 19th century Iron Glass house.