Wheelchair Accessible Heritage Sites in East Anglia

Walsingham Abbey is a historic landmark and pilgrimage site in Little Walsingham, Norfolk, with medieval Priory ruins set within grounds famous for seasonal snowdrops.

Harvest House is a Grade II listed heritage site on Cobbold Road, Felixstowe, Suffolk, built in 1903 as the grand Felix Hotel.

English Heritage Car Park - Framlingham Castle: Access parking for this medieval castle heritage site in Framlingham, Suffolk.

Thetford Priory is a free-to-visit heritage site in Thetford, Norfolk, preserving the ruins of a 12th-century monastery and a 14th-century gatehouse.

Framlingham Castle is a medieval heritage site in Framlingham, Suffolk featuring a 12th-century fortress with historic earthworks and scenic grounds managed by English Heritage.

Castle Acre Priory is a well-preserved medieval heritage site in Castle Acre, Norfolk, founded as a Cluniac monastery around 1090.

The Assembly House is a Georgian heritage building on Theatre Street in Norwich, Norfolk, designed by Thomas Ivory in 1754 and open daily for dining and afternoon tea.

Burgh Castle Roman Fort is a striking heritage site in Burgh Castle, Norfolk, preserving the substantial walls of a third-century Roman fortification.

Binham Priory is a Norman heritage site in Binham, Norfolk, founded in 1091, with a remarkably intact Benedictine church surrounded by monastic ruins.

West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village preserves a 5th-century settlement in West Stow, Suffolk, featuring reconstructed houses and an on-site museum exploring Anglo-Saxon life and archaeology.

National Trust - Sutton Hoo: Anglo-Saxon burial mounds and museum in Woodbridge, Suffolk. Explore this significant archaeological heritage site with exhibitions and riverside grounds.

Kentwell Hall, Long Melford, Suffolk: A Tudor mansion with period rooms, gardens and historic outbuildings. Visit this significant heritage site on High Street.

National Trust - Melford Hall: Historic Tudor mansion and heritage site in Long Melford, Suffolk, featuring period rooms, art collections, and extensive grounds open to visitors.

St Peter and St Paul, Norwich, Norfolk: Medieval parish church featuring 15th-century architecture and historic monuments. Listed heritage site open to visitors.

Bury St Edmunds Guildhall is an 800-year-old medieval heritage site in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, with a private walled garden.

Felbrigg Hall is a historic country mansion and heritage site in Felbrigg, Norfolk, set within a vast estate of woodland, gardens, and a lake.

Suffolk Heritage offers guided tours and conservation information for historic landmarks across Copdock, Suffolk. Explore local heritage sites and their architectural significance.

Bressingham Steam Museum & Gardens in Diss, Suffolk preserves Victorian steam engines, narrow-gauge railways, and 5 acres of award-winning gardens on a historic Norfolk site.

Creake Abbey ruins are a medieval heritage site near Fakenham, Norfolk, preserving the remains of an Augustinian abbey founded in 1206.

Cromer Parish Church (St Peter and St Paul) is a historic Norfolk landmark on Church Street offering visitors insight into Cromer's religious heritage and architectural history spanning centuries…

The Abbey Gate, a medieval gateway in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, stands as a significant heritage landmark. This 14th-century structure offers insight into the town's monastic history and architec…

Dragon Hall is a Grade I listed medieval heritage site on King Street, Norwich, Norfolk, with a spectacular timber crown-post roof dating from around 1430.

National Trust - Flatford: Historic mill and artistic heritage sites in East Bergholt, Suffolk. Explore riverside landscapes and cultural attractions.

Ipswich Town Hall is a Grade II listed heritage site on the Cornhill in Ipswich, Suffolk, built in 1868 in an Italianate style.