What to do in South Norfolk, United Kingdom

South Norfolk

Peaceful countryside & plenty to see and do

Places

Find local places to visit, things to see and do, shops, somewhere to eat & drink and accommodation

Glamp and Tipple – 5* Rural Glamping

Favourite

Following our great success in 2020 with our luxury mobile glamping services we are so happy to be able to add to our brand with Read more…

Banham Zoo

Favourite

There’s so much to see and do at Banham Zoo and always something new to discover! See tigers, leopards, sea lions, giraffe, monkeys and so Read more…

The Corn Hall, Diss

Favourite

The newly refurbished Corn Hall is open Monday – Saturday 10am – 4pm. You can book online at www.thecornhall.co.uk, in person or over the phone Read more…

Mid Norfolk Railway

Favourite

Established in 1995 the Mid Norfolk Railway runs through the Norfolk countryside between the market towns of Dereham and Wymondham. As this heritage line run Read more…

Hall Farm Rescue and Re-homing Centre

Favourite

World Horse Welfare‘s Hall Farm Rescue and Re-homing Centre is a working farm that welcomes visitors. The centre cares for and rehabilitate around 100 horses Read more…

Wymondham Art Centre

Favourite

Wymondham Art Centre is an exhibitions and events venue. Read more…

Bressingham Steam Museum

Favourite

Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens is the home of one man’s collection of plants and Industrial mainly Steam powered engineering. Open to the public since Read more…

Wymondham Abbey

Favourite

Wymondham Abbey was once part of a monastery, with a priory on the site dating back to 1107. The building was split in to a Read more…

Upcoming Events

Find the latest events in your area.

Lifestyle Services

Find lifestyle services such as photographers and party planners.

Local Products

Find companies who make local products in this area.

Clubs and Classes

Find clubs and classes to attend.

Explore South Norfolk and discover loads of great places to visit and quaint market towns and villages. Find out more about Attleborough, Diss, Loddon, Long Stratton, Wymondham, Harleston.

Key transport routes towards Norwich along the A11, A140 and A146 pass through South Norfolk, yet this region maintains a vision of peace and tranquillity, an expansive countryside to explore and enjoy.

South Norfolk has many conversation areas to visit, and you’ll find nature aplenty along the Rivers Yare and Waveney, which wind their way through parts of South Norfolk. Market towns in South Norfolk include, Diss, Harleston, Hingham, Loddon and Wymondham. All have a picture postcard quality, and each rural of these rural hubs possess a wealth of Norfolk history.