View and learn about a wide variety of animals from South America. Cafe and Gift Shop on site.
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shows all the latest releases. Screen one still has a mighty wurlitzer in it. Screen four is hardly bigger than one's front room. If you like 3D and ear-splitting surround sound, go elsewhere; it's a popular local cinema, even more so when it rains (frequently) during the summer holidays. It's also much cheaper than big city picture houses.
Like many Norfolk churches, it is much vaster than would seem to be necessary. Much of it was restored after partial destruction by a World War II bomb. The view from the tower is, reputedly, extensive.
The Cromer Museum is housed in several converted fishermen's cottages, and includes many interesting and picturesque arcana of local and town life. It also includes a few scraps of the famous West Runton Elephant. Some of the rest of this enormous fossil beast can be found in the Norwich Castle museum. There are also displays of local lore and legend including the Black Shuck.
Cromer Lifeboat Museum
Learn about the courageous lifesavers. See one of the lifesaving boats.
Surf school, paddle boarding, equipment hire.
A pleasant walk eastwards from the town centre and affords fine views.