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Arts and crafts centre surrounded by 4 acres of gardens. Working studios, shops and a gallery. Cafe.
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Stately home in a 500-acre estate. The house is said to be haunted by several different ghosts, the most famous one being that of Anne Boleyn who at midnight on each 19 May (the anniversary of her execution) is said to return to the hall in a carriage pulled by headless horses carrying her severed head. See Reputedly haunted places for the full story.
Horse sanctuary & rescue
The Nosebag Café. Dogs on leads welcome. Free parking. Gift shop. Picnic area. Disabled parking & toilets.
9-mile narrow-gauge heritage railway to Wroxham. Also some trains connect with a boat trip on the broads.