Elm Hill.

Norwich, NR3.

One of the oldest streets in Norwich and steeped in history, a visit to Elm Hill is like stepping back in time. Apparently, there are more genuine Tudor houses in Elm Hill than in the whole of the City of London.

 

Heigham Park.

Located between Recreation Road and The Avenues, Norwich.

The first Sandys-Winsch park to be opened back in 1924. Included in the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest, this hidden gem just outside the City Centre offers 'A Place of Charm and Quiet Beauty' and it lives up to that billing very well.

Heigham Park contains the Royal National Roses Society’s trial gardens, a bowling green and pavilion, lawn tennis courts, pergola and a great children’s play area. The park is open daily until around 9pm throughout the summer months.

 

 

Heydon Village Tea Room & Shop.

Heydon, Norfolk (approx. 12 miles north of Norwich off the B1149 Norwich to Holt Road).

Tel: 01263 587211.

Sit back and enjoy watching time stand still as you partake in tea and home made scones and cakes in the charming village of Heydon. With only around 100 residents, one road in and out and the last construction having been erected in 1887, the village itself is worth a visit.

Open Weds-Sat 10am-5pm (open until 9pm on Fri during bikers meeting nights throughout the summer), Sun 12noon-5pm. Open Bank Holiday Mondays. Open 7 days from last week in July until August Bank Holiday.

Lunches served 12noon-3pm.

Closed Mon and Tues (except on Bank Holidays).

 

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