Felbrigg Hall
A 17th-century Jacobean-style country house run by the National Trust, with an excellent house, walled garden and woodland walks.
Felbrigg Hall lies about 3 km southwest of Cromer. The house was begun in the 1620s and preserves a library from the 18th-century Grand Tour era, along with a collection of Italian landscape paintings. The walled garden contains an octagonal dovecote, and the extensive old woodland and lake paths are ideal for a stroll, most colourful in autumn. Managed by the National Trust, the house charges about £15 for entry, while the woodland trails are free to visit all year.
Opening hours
Mansion approx. Mar–Oct, 11:00–16:00; gardens open year-round
Nearby sights
- Cromer Town & Crabs
- Cromer Pier
- Sheringham Park
- North Norfolk Railway (Poppy Line)
- Holt
- Cley Marshes
- Cley Windmill
- Blakeney Village & Quay