This Norman Royal Palace served as a prison from the 14th century until it became a museum in 1894.

This pub was frequented by Lord Nelson in the 18th century, and features a then-common serving hatch instead of a bar.

A journey through 200 years of Norfolk history with replicas of 1920s daily life.

Reputedly the home of Anne Boleyn, the second of Henry VIII's six wives, this stately Jacobean mansion is located near Norwich, East Anglia's historical capital.

Queen Elizabeth's country retreat is set on 60 acres of fabulous gardens.

This small lake is said to be haunted by a young soldier during the Napoleonic War, who crossed it to meet his beloved, but met his icy death in its bone-chilling waters instead.