Blog (History & Heritage) - North Norfolk

A TV Hollywood production based in Norfolk has hit the screens! 'Masters of the Air' tells the story of the US Air Force stationed across Norfolk and further afield in the East of England during World War II. 

The heritage railway lines in north Norfolk offer a unique way to explore the stunning north Norfolk coast and countryside as well as charming towns.

Horatio Nelson was born in north Norfolk and there are many places you can visit to find out more about the country's greatest naval hero.

Norfolk has over 150 deserted villages, more than almost any other county in England. To this day, there are still lost villages being discovered. Find out more about six deserted villages in north Norfolk.

Pilgrims have been visiting Walsingham in north Norfolk for many centuries. See our top facts about Walsingham.

North Norfolk is steeped in history and heritage. With a past of prosperous landowners and rich trade proceeds North Norfolk is home to many stately homes. Find out more about our very own ‘Downton Abbeys’.

Many north Norfolk landmarks and locations have provided the backdrop to famous films and TV programmes over the years. Discover some of the best-known film and TV locations in north Norfolk.

North Norfolk has many museums, stately home exhibitions and historic sites, open to visitors, explaining north Norfolk’s fascinating and unique heritage.