Norfolk

The dazzling displays of autumn colour are abundant throughout the gardens and estate at Blickling from the oak, beech, lime and sweet chestnut trees. Enjoy a walk around the lake to see their colour reflected in the calm waters, or head to the Great Wood in search of weird and wonderful fungi.

Possibly one of Norfolk's best kept secrets. The Great Wood at Felbrigg, with its eye-catching autumn foliage is quite the spectacle. Walk down the beech-lined tree avenue on the Victory V walk, where the magnificent trees tower above, creating tunnels of colour. Even the narrow winding lane aptly named 'Lion's Mouth' surely hints at the colourful treat that awaits you.

Wander through Sheringham Park to discover its ancient and remarkable specimen trees, such as the golden larch and smooth Japanese maple. Scattered through the leaf litter, weird and wonderful fungi grow in abundance - the un-sung heroes of autumn.

Come and appreciate the changing of the seasons at Oxburgh and the colour of the estate at this time of year. Walk to our stunning copper beech tree on the South Lawn and contemplate it's beauty from the bench below, or stroll through the Wilderness and its colourful tree lined avenue.

At the age of 16, Flo Wadlow left her family to begin what would become a distinguished life ‘in service’. By the time she was in her early twenties she was in charge of the kitchen at Blickling and even cooked for royalty. Discover more about Flo, Mr Dunning the butler and others, as you head below stairs at Blickling.

As you walk down the back stairs and along the passageway through the servants wing at Felbrigg Hall, you'll see the kitchen, where you'll find preparations in full swing for a waist-expanding dinner. Other rooms include the Servants' Hall and Estate Office.

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.