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Daily Mirror
26-04-2025
- Daily Mirror
Tiny UK village with huge lake rated by Brits who say it is most beautiful
Located in Norfolk, a tiny UK village that can be visited in a day is one of the prettiest in the country, making it the perfect place for a summer retreat Summer is around the corner, and many holidaymakers are planning where they should be spending their holidays. For those not wanting to splurge huge amounts of money, there's one place in the UK claimed to be the 'most beautiful'. Located in Norfolk, Great Massingham is the perfect holiday retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city life. It has also been named among the best villages in the UK by the Eastern Daily Press because of its good looks and convenience for day trippers. Full of green spaces and duck ponds, it's the perfect place to spend with family and friends. The town's gastronomy is known for its local cheeses, artisanal breads and fresh seafood, particularly the famous sweet and tender Comer crab. Norfolk also is known for its Brancaster mussels and other delicacies such as the marsh samphire. And of course, a good fish and chips can be enjoyed anywhere in the area. Things to do in Great Massingham The town is known for its beauty, charming architecture and warm community. Despite its small size, it welcomes visitors from all over the country. Great Massingham boasts historic buildings such as the 13th-century St Mary's Church. Its mix of history, nature and outdoor activities catered to locals and visitors alike. From historical sites like Castle Acre Priory and Castle Rising, nature lovers can also enjoy walks along the Nar Valley Way and Snettisham Park. Other must-visit places include The Dabbling Duck, ExTREEme Adventure, Village Hall Tennis Courts and the Cartshed Tearoom. Great Massingham also offers easy access to the Norfolk coastline, where visitors can enjoy swimming, sailing or simply relaxing by the beach. There are also numerous cycling trails, and great spots for birdwatching and nature photography. 'Hidden gem' UK walk has seven waterfalls and is perfect for a spring day out How to get to Great Massingham Train to King's Lynn: From London King's Cross, there's a direct train to King's Lynn, with the journey typically taking around 1 hour and 40 minutes. Bus to Great Massingham: From King's Lynn, hop on the Konectbus 20A route towards Great Massingham. The bus departs from King's Lynn and it stops at various locations. If you're planning to explore Great Massingham, don't think twice. Its blend of natural beauty and rich history make it the perfect option for anyone looking for a peaceful holiday in the UK. Whether you're looking for adventure or simply a change of scenery, this charming village provides the perfect summer getaway.
Yahoo
02-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Bus shake-up sees new route and several extensions to existing lines
A major bus operator in Norfolk has announced changes to its network. Konectbus have announced a reshaping of their bus routes in Norfolk to come into place from March 30. A new '13' bus will run between Dereham and Swanton Morley, replacing Route 4 READ MORE: Two major food outlets opening at retail park on city outskirts Route 4 which will now to to Longwater Retail park, with the final service departing Norwich at 10pm. The 4 and 11 will also be extended in Dereham to serve Brookes Drive and Sandy Lane Estates every 30 minutes. READ MORE: Bid for 'reproduction Banksy' at site of former mural fails Other route extensions include 5B, which will run to Eaton and replace the 6B as well as running to Norfolk & Norwich Hospital. The City5 will now run every 30 minutes Monday to Saturday and a new evening and Sunday timetable. READ MORE: Man charged after firefighter's helmet stolen from scene of blaze The 11B and 11C will run every 30 minutes while route 717 will operate Monday to Saturday. Route 8 will run every 20 minutes between Toftwood, Dereham, and Norwich City Centre and every 30 minutes on Sundays. North Tuddenham will be served seven days a week. More information can be found on the Konectbus website.
