Visitor attractions and information - Great
Yarmouth
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 Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens, Filby, Great
Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR29 3DR. Tel: +44 (0)1493 369477. Thrigby
Hall Wildlife Gardens is a strong supporter of The World Zoo
Conservation Strategy of the International Union for the Conservation
of Nature. The tiger tree walk high in the trees is not for the
faint hearted. It is a special walk constructed in the trees
which surround the tigers' enclosure. www.thrigby.plus.com. About 4 miles north west of Great
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Caister
Castle, Caister on Sea, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. An attraction
in its own right, Caister Castle also has the largest private
collection of motor vehicles in Great Britain. Caister Castle
is an impressive moated brick fortress, founded by John Falstolf.
Built in 1432. About 2 miles north of Great Yarmouth. |
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Great Yarmouth Stadium, Yarmouth Road, Caister,
Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 5TE. Tel: 01493 720 343. Greyhound
Racing - Every Monday, Wednesday & Saturday - Accompanied
Children Under 16: FREE. Motor racing - Stock Cars, Rookie Bangers,
Superstox, Ministox, Rookie Rods, Lightning Rods, Hot Rods and
even Robin Reliants! - Phone for dates. Executive lounge, diner
& bars. www.yarmouthstadium.co.uk. About 1 mile north of Great Yarmouth. |
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 Pleasure
Beach, South Beach Parade, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 3EH.
Tel: 01493 844585. Welcome to the Pleasure Beach Great Yarmouth
– East Anglia’s most popular tourist attraction, occupying
a nine-acre seafront location encompassing over 70 rides and
attractions. www.pleasure-beach.co.uk.
Location: In the centre
of Great Yarmouth. |
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Great Yarmouth is in Norfolk, a low-lying
county in East Anglia with Lincolnshire to the west, Cambridgeshire
to the west and southwest, and Suffolk to the south. The coast
of north Norfolk is a dramatic stretch of saltmarshes, vast sandy
beaches and pretty coastal villages. The Norfolk Broads are a
popular holiday area situated in the triangle of Norwich, Lowestoft
and Sea Palling, where 30 "broads" provide miles of
navigable waterways. Norwich is a city steeped in history with
a wealth of museums, medieval churches, a cathedral and castle,
and of course, excellent shopping! Photo left: Great Yarmouth.
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