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 Treat your mum to a trip out in Norfolk this Mother's Day. Go to the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia and see the stunning new display of the Anderson Collection of Art Nouveau (pictured). The exhibition tells the story of the art nouveau movement. Visit The National Trust’s houses and gardens in Norfolk. Blickling Hall, Felbrigg Hall and Oxburgh Hall will all be open. Mother’s Day is the last opportunity to catch the Winter Swan Feed at Wildfowl and Wetland’s Trust Welney. Or if you prefer a family day out with mum, BeWILDerwood, the curious treehouse adventure park, has free entry for mums, and the kids can make her a special flowery treat or decorate a card. Looking for somewhere to take your mum for lunch or afternoon tea? Get inspiration from the Eastern Daily Press restaurant reviews or VisitNorwich’s Eating Out Guide. For other ideas have a look at our Places to Visit and What’s On pages for special Mother's Day events.  |
| Norfolk – The Great Outdoors at Easter |
 Bird watching, boating, walking, cycling, horseracing, river trips, gardens, lamb feeding, heritage railways and Easter Egg Trails – Norfolk is packed with great ideas for the Easter Holidays.“We are looking forward to a very busy Easter in Norfolk,” said Lydia Smith, Director, Norfolk Tourism. “Our new Outdoor Norfolk Campaign, www.visitnorfolk.co.uk/outdoors is encouraging visitors and local residents to get out and about in the county and go walking, boating, birdwatching, canoeing, cycling, fishing and horseriding at more than 100 locations, using public transport like the CoastHopper bus or The Bittern Line railway whenever possible. Norfolk with its endless skies is the place to enjoy the great outdoors.”
Check our What’s On and Places to Visit pages for other Easter ideas. |
| What's on in Norfolk? |
 There's plenty of events happening right across Norfolk to keep you entertained. For some inspiration, take a look at the What's On guide for events this week...Highlights include: * North Norfolk Railway Steam Gala, pictured, (12-14 Mar) * Mother's Day events across Norfolk (see above) * A Midsummer Night's Dream at Norwich Playhouse (16 & 17 Mar) * Poet Robin Robertson at UEA Literary Festival Spring 2010 (17 Mar) * Northern Norfolk Simply Outstanding event at Searles, Hunstanton (18 Mar) * Comedian Tom Wrigglesworth at Norwich Playhouse (18 Mar) * The Anderson Collection of Art Nouveau at Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts Norwich (until 23 May) * Spring Diesel Gala at the Mid-Norfolk Railway (19 - 21 Mar) |
| Follow in the footsteps of the stars! |
| Due to the popularity of the East of England as a filming location, the region has launched an exciting new website www.sceneonscreen.co.uk - an interactive movie map promoting accessible locations that have appeared in popular film and television programmes. Find out what Norfolk hotspots have graced the silver and small screens, and follow in the footsteps of the stars! |
| Get the latest What's On news from EDP24 Event |
| There's always plenty of events happening right across Norfolk throughout the year - take a look at our What's On guide, or see the latest events news at EDP24: |
| Read visitor reviews of Norfolk attractions |
| Take a look at what other visitors to Norfolk rate as great places to visit and things to do around the county! For more visitor reviews, see TripAdvisor's Norfolk section. Please note that all reviews are by members of the public and do not represent the opinions of, or constitute endorsement by, Norfolk Tourism. |
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| Animated images supplied by Tom Mackie. |
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