Norfolk listed buildings

Norfolk has one of the richest collections of historic buildings in England – more medieval churches than anywhere else, flint cottages, Georgian town houses, windmills and great country halls. Our lists draw on the official National Heritage List for England, which records around 14,804 listed buildings and 560 scheduled monuments in and around the county. Choose a town:

Every village page also lists its own listed buildings.

Source: Historic England (Open Government Licence).

Live weather

Weather in Norwich

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Getting to Norfolk

Train: Greater Anglia runs direct trains from London Liverpool Street to Norwich, plus lines to Cromer, Sheringham, Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Cambridge. National Rail journey planner
Road: the A11 (from Cambridge and London) and the A47 (east–west) are the main routes.
Air: Norwich Airport is 4 miles north of the city.
Bus: plan local journeys on Traveline.

Useful links

Visit Norfolk – official tourism site
Visit the Broads – Broads Authority
Met Office weather warnings
RNLI beach safety and tide advice
National Trust in Norfolk

In an emergency

999 – police, fire, ambulance and coastguard
111 – NHS urgent medical advice
101 – Norfolk Police, non-emergency