Sandringham Estate
Much-loved country retreat of her Majesty the Queen.
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Osborne House – English Heritage
Former retreat for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert (circa 1845) still retains a large collection of the royal couple’s possessions, art work and photographs. Also home to the Swiss Cottage for Victoria’s children, and the private beach and bathing machine.
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Hindringham Hall
Hindringham Hall is the most delicate little moated manor house straight out of a story book.
Gilbert White’s House & Garden and The Oates Collection
Gilbert White and The Oates Collections pays tribute to the lives of three naturalists.
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King John’s House & Heritage Centre
King John’s House and Heritage Centre is an accredited museum that encompasses three buildings that contain 750 years of history.
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Antony House and Gardens – National Trust
18th-Century House Set Within a Magnificent Landscape Garden.
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The Panacea Museum
This museum tells the story of the Panacea Society – a remarkable religious community formed in the early twentieth century.
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Houghton House – English Heritage
Houghton House today is the shell of a 17th-century mansion commanding magnificent views, reputedly the inspiration for the ‘House Beautiful’ in John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress.
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Wardown House, Museum & Gallery
Who said time travel wasn’t real? Welcome to a wealthy family home in the Victorian era. Explore the rooms and let the house tell you its story!
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Benington Lordship Gardens
In 2016, four weeping pear trees (Pyrus Salicifolia) were planted in the formal rose garden, which was underplanted with Rosa Kent and tulips and surrounded by box hedge. The formal area’s wildness bank is now planted with a plethora of spring bulbs, connecting it to the snowdrop path beyond.
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St Paul’s Walden Bury Garden
St Pauls Walden Bury is a Grade 1 listed garden laid out in the early 18thcentury and has kept the original concept of a formal woodland garden, with temples, statues and ponds. It reflects the idea that a garden should be in harmony with the surrounding landscape: thus allees and avenues flow out into the countryside, while features of the countryside, such as the church, are drawn into the design, and trees are left to grow naturally.
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