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Ludham, GREAT YARMOUTH
Take a guided tour of the wherry with an enthusiastic volunteer. Visit the wherry work-shed/base and view exhibitions as well as chat to volunteers.
Burgh Castle, GREAT YARMOUTH
What was it like to live at Burgh Castle Fort? What did they eat and drink? Our guided tour will explain all!
GREAT YARMOUTH
Join Out There Arts for a guided illustrated tour of the unique grade II listed Great Yarmouth Ice House which is rarely accessible to the public.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Explore the fascinating history of St George’s theatre with an audio visual self-guided tour. Scan the QR codes dotted around the building to be told interesting and exciting stories about this beautiful Grade 1 listed building.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Artist Oliver Payne’s sound walk explores the contrast and diversity of Great Yarmouth’s high street. It is part of High Street Sound Walks, a series of self-guided, immersive sound walks to help people discover the magic of their local high streets…
Great Yarmouth
Every September thousands of volunteers across England organise events to celebrate our fantastic history and culture. It's your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Join us on a guided heritage walk exploring Great Yarmouth’s Grade II listed gardens and canals, The Venetian Waterways.
Gorleston, GREAT YARMOUTH
The Pavilion Theatre in Gorleston celebrates its 120th birthday this year and to celebrate we'll be running informative tours of the building including to areas that are usually closed to the public, including backstage!
GREAT YARMOUTH
An art-based treasure hunt where you follow visual clues posted on Facebook & Instagram, to match the shapes, textures and patterns in the landscape to find tiny, pebble face artworks.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Online event - Visitors will be able to view unique film of Norfolk Wherry Maud sailing on the rivers and broads of Norfolk.
GREAT YARMOUTH
Witness a part of Norfolk’s history turning and pumping on the marsh. For 200 years, this iconic wind pump has been part of our local landscape! Read about its history and listen to the tales of out Marshman.
Heritage Open Days gives residents and visitors even more opportunities to explore the borough of Great Yarmouth.
Following on from it's tremedous success, this national event has now been extended to fall over ten days on 10 -19 September 2021 offering even more FREE opportunities to explore the fascinating heritage of the borough of Great Yarmouth.
Once again we will be able to offer visits to buildings not usually or rarely open to the public alongside events taking place online.
Some tours and buildings are open every day over Heritage Open Days and some are open on only one day or have just a few tours with limited places so make sure you make your plans and don't miss out.
Take a look through the Great Yarmouth events above or download the leaflet.
Would you like to be a part of Heritage Open Days? Do you have a special private collection that you think may be of interest to others? Do you live or work in a listed building that has some of its original features remaining that rarely get seen by members of the public? If so we would love to hear from you! Get in touch via our Tourist Information Centre on 01493 846346 or email tourism@great-yarmouth.gov.uk.
For a sneak preview of what you might be able to see at the Wind Energy Museum and Thurne Mill, take a look at the video below.
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