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Brisley Church (St Bartholomew / St Bart's) is a strikingly tall medieval building standing at the midway point on the old direct route from Lynn to Norwich. It features historic embellishments including rare remains of the once common church wall-paintings.
The Church is open daily (approx. 10 am - 4 pm) to visitors.
Tel: 01362 668019
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