Wheelchair Accessible Heritage Sites in Norfolk

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

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

Blickling Estate is a 17th-century stately home and heritage site in Blickling, Norfolk, with painted ceilings and ornamental gardens.

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.

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

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

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

A Grade II listed 1901 civic building in Thetford, with a barrel-vaulted Large Court and panelled Council Chamber for weddings and corporate hire.

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

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.

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…

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.

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.