Guidebook for Burnham Thorpe
Drinks & Nightlife
Built in 1637 as an Ale House, The Lord Nelson was called The Plough until 1798 when its name was changed to The Lord Nelson, the first pub in England to do so, in honour of his victory.
The Lord Nelson
Walsingham RoadBuilt in 1637 as an Ale House, The Lord Nelson was called The Plough until 1798 when its name was changed to The Lord Nelson, the first pub in England to do so, in honour of his victory.
The Hoste
The GreenGreat Spa days....and amazing food.
Beautiful views watching the sun set on the verranda.
70 locals recommend
The White Horse Brancaster Staithe
Main RoadBeautiful views watching the sun set on the verranda.
Food Scene
Great cafe serving coffee, cakes and cooked breakfasts. Music on a Friday night.
34 locals recommend
Creake Abbey Cafe and Food Hall
Burnham RoadGreat cafe serving coffee, cakes and cooked breakfasts. Music on a Friday night.
The Jolly Sailors Brancaster Staithe
Main RoadGreat Pizza and family pub.
Everything Else
Holkham Hall
Holkham RoadBeautiful Country park.
Wells-next-the-Sea
Quaint fishing village.
Blakeney Point
Go and see the seals.
Pensthorpe Natural Park
Pensthorpe RoadBeautiful nature park.