Head to the coast and a wealth of attractions
It's only a 45 minute drive north from Barnham Broom to Holt, the Georgian gateway to the peaceful Woodlands Country Park. Or pay a visit to Langham Glass in Fakenham, where you can follow the ancient glassmaking process (from sand to finished product) and then have a go yourself.
Keep going to the coast and Wells-Next-the-Sea, with its working harbour and miniature railway to the beach. It's also the departure point for the steam railway to the pilgrim village of Little Walsingham.
Burnham Market, just west of Wells-Next-the-Sea, is thought of by many as Norfolk's loveliest village. It's the home of the Hoste Arms, a favourite haunt for lovers of good cooking.
Or head east along the coast to Sheringham Park, the 'favourite and darling child' of the great landscape designer Humphrey Repton. Nearby Cromer is a classic Victorian seaside resort, whose locally-caught crab is a prized delicacy.
If you have an interest in history, Norfolk has lots of stately homes to visit. Holkham Hall, near Wells-Next-the-Sea, and Felbrigg Hall, near Cromer, are among the best known.