Norfolk

The garden team have been busy planting over 100,000 daffodils, along with tulips and hyacinths in the double borders to create a sea of colour you won't want to miss.

A romantic manor house surrounded by a moat and set in a 70 acre estate, springtime at Oxburgh Hall sees the gardens and woodland burst to life with drifts of daffodils.

With the arrival of spring, early flowering bulbs such as crocus, tulips, daffodils and alliums emerge. Apple blossom begins to flower and it won't be long before the azaleas and rhododendrons show their magnificent colour.

Why not take the time to wander around the two-acre walled garden at Peckover and enjoy the beautiful displays and bold colours of daffodils and tulips? Look out too for the ginkgo and tulip trees in flower.

With the arrival of spring we see early rhododendrons in flower. Enjoy the colour and scent that comes with primroses, camellias, magnolias, cherry blossom, cowslips and bluebells as the season progresses.

Unleash your inner explorer when you and your family enjoy one of the Cadbury Easter Egg Hunts that are taking place in amazing locations across the East of England, this Easter.

Discover nature at its finest this Easter whilst taking a stroll around one of our special places. We'll be on the look out for moths and butterflies at Blickling. There will be more nature trails to follow at Felbrigg Hall and Sheringham Park too, as Norfolk has plenty of space to roam.

Whether you're looking to stay in a romantic retreat with a loved one or idyllic cottage with friends. Choose from gatehouses, watermills, even a large manor house for your next holiday in Norfolk.

Located within the picturesque harbour of Brancaster Staithe on the Norfolk Coast, we offer self-catering group accommodation for up to 48 people. It's the perfect base for a long weekend.

A dormer window collapse back in 2016 has led to an ambitious project to restore Oxburgh's roof, including the Victorian windows and chimney stacks. With your help we can restore this building and save another one of Norfolk's treasures.

Blickling’s nationally important book collection is under attack from death watch beetle, damp and mould. With your help we can conserve the building to prevent on-going damage to the collection.