The tour was longer than other tours I've taken but the passion and knowledge shown by Lee was plain to see. Beautiful grounds and the wine is great.

Honestly do yourself a favour and book yourself a wine tour at this vineyard. The wine is superb and the way they grow their wine is so sustainable. The passion and love for wine of the team that runs this vineyard is second to none. It's such a great and informative tour, a generous wine tasting and one of the most educational and rewarding wine tastings we have ever done. I can't recommend this place enough.

Amazing place to visit and the wine is delicious. Lee is very knowledgeable and a very clever winemaker. Learnt a lot from him about wine. He must be very proud of what he has acheived.

The wine tasting tour is fantastic. The owner Lee is personable and exceptional passionate and knowledgable, it was so interesting and refreshing to hear his commitment and positivity. The wines have a reputation that they easily live up to, simply superb. We would also like to mention the team around the wine garden , who were so friendly and helpful , they made us feel welcome and special. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and beautiful surroundings immersed in the vineyard itself , what a great day ……do yourself a favour and go

The vineyard is a family run business and the owners are obviously passionate about their wines. They were super helpful in helping us choose which wines to try and helped me load the cases into my boot. My favourite was the Signature 2016 with the Bacchus 2019 a close second 😁

Lovely to sit out in the garden and the wine was lovely (we had the white/rose).....BUT, the rather aloof member of the bar staff refused to let me try the red (despite a bottle being open on the bar), which was a shame, as I was planning to buy 6-12 bottles (but did not really want to pay £9 bottle without trying it first) . A rather odd marketing strategy for a vineyard, as surely that's the whole point - you try the wine before you buy it?? I doubt I will go back.

A lovely place, a great wine tasting of some of their superb wine, Lee shares his philosophy of minimum intervention wine making and some of the financial hurdles he has had to get over to produce Winbirri's wines. A great lunch alongside the vines really was a great way to end the visit. Thoroughly recommended .

To visit a local norfolk vineyard with an international reputation, thats a day out! The vision of one man to plant a few vines which became an internationally acclaimed business is inspiring! A great and informative tour followed by a wine tasting and charcuterie was fabulous! Thanks to Lee and his parents for a fab experience, well worth the taxi fare (well you couldn't drive!)

The Winbirri Vineyard tour was both informative and entertaining, and during the tasting portion I knew I would be going home with a couple of bottles. It was a beautiful setting for enjoying wine, and you can also purchase coffee, snacks, or a charcuterie platter. The owner was very personable, and the staff was friendly. I definitely recommend it!

I never realised that we had vineyards in this country so I was pleasantly surprised to find we do! It's dog friendly too which is a bonus. We went for a walk near the marshes and called in winbiirrii. I enjoyed the meats and cheeses and nibbles very much. I would recommend it to anyone.

Excellent tour and tasting. Head winemaker was informative and entertaining. Great wines to sample and despite being a wet day it was highly enjoyable. Recommended.

This was our first trip to this fabulous vineyard. Although the day was freezing cold, Lee’s passion and enthusiasm kept us thoroughly entertained. We learnt so much and had a very enjoyable day with friends. The sharing platters were delicious and we look forward to sampling some of the delicious bottles of wine we bought on hot sunny days during the summer!

We had a fabulous afternoon and we were blessed with sunshine! The tour was amazing and the wine tasting even better! Amazing wine! Can’t wait to come back again 🍷

The Time and Tide Museum in Great Yarmouth provides a fascinating look at the area's history, from prehistoric times through to the present day. The exhibits are detailed and engaging, offering a mix of artefacts and interactive elements that appeal to visitors of all ages. A notable aspect is the museum's accessibility. My parents, who have limited mobility, found it easy to navigate thanks to the ramps and lifts throughout the building. This thoughtful design made it possible for us to explore the entire museum without any difficulty. Overall, the Time and Tide Museum is a brilliant place to discover history, with the added benefit of being accessible to everyone. If you're in Great Yarmouth and interested in learning about the area's rich past in a welcoming environment, this museum is a must-visit.

Amazing museum. The recreation of the Rows - historic narrow streets - is terrific. Very detailed history of the herring and shrimp fishing industry (surprisingly interesting!). Plus the general history of Great Yarmouth. Lots of places to sit down as you go round, good activities for children (and adults!!) e.g. dressing up stuff). We spent 3 hours there!!

So much to see with well laid out displays. It really gave a great insight into Gt Yarmouth and the Herring industry and then later the Oil Exploration boom in the 70's. Well worth the admission price. I think kids could spend at least a couple of hours there exploring.

It doesn't look very big from the photos of the exterior does it? but imagine it as a bit like a Tardis of a museum, there is stacks to see as you move through the buildings behind the facade, an amazing museum of Yarmouth life particularly the fishing but also so many other aspects and history of the town. To be honest we were mightily impressed by the layout and by the concise but informative information panels and we both consider it to be one of the best and most enjoyable museums we've ever visited, it really is well worth a visit.

I was pleasantly surprised at how good this little museum was. The reconstruction of the street is impressive and engaging and you will learn a lot about herring during your visit! We were fortunate to catch the retro games exhibition just before its run ended and that was well put together. Also worth noting that the staff here were very friendly and helpful.

🎉 My partner and I had an adventure today at the Time and Tide Museum of Great Yarmouth! 🏛️ Upon entering, I mentioned that I qualified for a concession ticket as a carer, but we were charged for two. 😕 Thankfully, after explaining the situation and referencing my online research that stated carers enter for free, the issue was resolved. We were handed a leaflet and a map to guide us through our journey. The staff mentioned that the museum was much larger than it appeared, and off we went! 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ Let me start by saying that this museum is jam-packed with interesting things. 🤩 However, I must admit that it didn't quite capture my attention as much as I had hoped. 😔 It just wasn't my cup of tea, you know? While certain rooms did manage to grab my interest at times, overall, I felt like the museum lacked cohesion and each room seemed disconnected from the next. It was like jumping from discussing the herring industry and its growth to playing an ancient Roman game, then suddenly shifting focus to historical fashion, fishing nets, retro games, and even artifacts from a museum that closed down in the 1700s! 🐟🎮👗 On the positive side, I appreciated the museum's efforts to ensure accessibility. All the rooms were wheelchair-friendly, and there was a lift to access different floors. 🦽 Although I found the lift a bit peculiar with its ten buttons, which could be confusing for people with disabilities. Additionally, there were some strong herring smells in the smoke rooms, but it did add a unique touch to the experience. 😄 I was glad to see that they had a multi-sensory room available for those who needed it. 🌈 Overall, I found the museum to be a bit of a mixed bag. I couldn't quite grasp the connection between some of the exhibits and rooms. However, I did come across information that the museum is celebrating its 20th anniversary next year in 2024, and they have plans to adapt to the needs of today's audience. 🎉 I believe witnessing those changes will be truly awesome! 💪

Well worth a visit. Fascinating and family friendly. Great for a rainy afternoon in Great Yarmouth. Good to support the museum.

Loved this museum very interesting loved how they showed the fishing industry and how they hung the fish up in the building in columns and smoked the fish , loved the walk down the old street to see how they lived, many more interesting historical stuff in there .

Nice place to visit, but not going to lie - the retro gaming exhibition was the bit that caught my interest! Staff were nice and friendly and there is sort of a route to follow round the museum (as opposed to one where you go where ever you like!) There was a few hands on type things for the little people (a fishing game / sailing a fishing ship / fancy dress etc.) On the way out (or in!) there is also a little gift shop and also a cafe. If you pop to the museum at the moment there is a retro gaming exhibition with some packman, sonic and Mario games to play - along with some old school consoles to reminise at!

This was a good insight into how local fishermen lived and worked in years gone by. There also some coins, bracelets etc found by archiologists. Some crockery etc from the Titanic along with some of its history. Worth the entry fee and it took nearly 2 hours to go around looking at everything.

Great little museum, with some things that helped with my family history

An absolute 5 star plus for this little Museum which expands like the tardis! A modest entrace fee is well worth it. Or you can purchase a fuller ticket that lets you into other venues of interest for a year plus this one of course If you use the car park nearby you need at least 3 hours. We did not manage to get everything fully explored in our time frame of 2 hours so be aware. School parties visit here too so it's full of all the small excited liitle people. Special assistance dogs are allowed and we took our greyhound Blaze who behaved impeccably. There is so much to see where do l begin. An amazing history of Great Yarmouth in its heyday and the wealth gained through its world wide herring fishing. The influx of the Scots at a particular time of year when they boosted the economy of this once great fishing port helped its wealth and growth. Processing of herring and the different methods are so interesting and demonstrated here. I particularly like the little street and the various victorian shops and houses reproduced. The Great Yarmouth Flood of the 1950s, where aid and generosity of other counties came into play, especially coal that helped bring warmth and dry out the houses. The 2 world wars had an impact on this coastal region which received the most devastation of the coastal ports. Things of course changed and holiday makers after the war flocked in their thousands as industries changed and died out. There are still many gems of the past in Yarmouth which alongside the deprivation and poverty needs to be looked for.

Well worth a visit. The museum includes an engaging reconstruction of a 1913 street in Great Yarmouth, plenty of background to the herring industry including smoking stacks, fishing boats, and more. When we visited there was also a retro gaming exhibit with playable arcade games. Overall a great balance of education and enjoyment. Budget about 90 minutes for a light visit, or 3 hours if you want to read every poster.

Very interesting learning about the fishing industry in Yarmouth. It is reasonably wheelchair friendly and does have lifts to the upper floor. There is also a disability toilet on site.

Wow, wow,wow. Great place lots to see, loads of interesting history and stories. Things for kids to do. This place is a hidden gem. But allow plenty of time if you read a lot like me.

Great museum off the beaten track. We learnt lots about the varied history of Great Yarmouth. The lingering smell of the herring smoke tower is not for the faint hearted though ;-).

Far more interesting than I thought it would be. Certainly worth a visit if you are in the area, the smell of the fish smoking is still present. A great way to spend a couple of hours.

An amazing place to visit and won't break the bank. The entrance is very welcoming. Very open and modern with lots of information on offer and no extra mandatory charge for it, like some cathedrals. You can wander around freely or go on a tour. I chose to walk freely but would recommend a tour if you would like more info or at least picking up some of their booklets. The buildings themselves and grounds are very well kept and are nice to walk around. I am glad this cathedral is being looked after. The upstairs is accessible with a lift where the cafe/toilets and library are situated. I was lucky enough to visit their library on a day where they were allowing visitors to view their older books. This for me was an incredible experience and I am grateful to have seen the incredible volume of books they care for. I did have to park a little bit away but Norwich does have a good amount of parking about, and its the only thing you would have to pay for in this trip.

A must see. Upon entry you are greeted by staff who give you a guide and explain a few things. No entry fee however there is a voluntary donation desk if you wish to donate. Donation is greatly received and appreciated. Inside the Cathedral there is lots to see with beautiful art work and architecture. Soak in the peaceful atmosphere and view the beautiful glass stained windows. There are guided tours. gift shop, cafe and toilets.

A very beautiful cathedral. The cathedral is the seat of the bishop of Norwich and the mother church of the diocese of Norwich. It is located in the heart of the city so I recommend anyone who goes to Norwich to visit. Entrance is free and it is pet friendly as well. The staff is also very helpful and inform you by answering all your questions sincerely.

Beautiful cathedral which has a free entry although they do request for a donation at the second entrance (min £5). The shop has a lot of nice items too. Unfortunately, the toilets are closed here so ensure you empty your bowels before hand.

Lovely visit to Norwich cathedral with a primary school group. Informative guides and interactive stained glass activities with the children. The cathedral is clean, tidy and well looked after. Cashless cafe.

A must see on your to do list if visiting Norwich. We visited around 2.30pm on a Sunday in December. We were welcomed by a very friendly, bubbly, informative lady at the entrance. Entrance is free but if you can give a donation it all helps to keep this incredible building in the remarkable condition it is. We listened to the organ playing whilst taking in the breathtaking stained glass windows, incredible architecture (remember to look up) and the history. Pausing to light candles in remembrance of others and for peace. Sitting for a few moments of prayer and contemplation. There is a wonderful cafe attached to the side of the cathedral, scrumptious cakes, scones, rolls, pastries, mince pies; eat in or take out. We sat and had a delicious cup of earl grey and a nibble of naughtiness. Would highly recommend to all.

Phenomenal is the only word for it. It is free to visit and Dogs are allowed, which is rare. The building is HUGE, with so many Chapels within it. The whole building is beautiful and so well maintained. Allow two hours to see it properly. There is a Cafe on the upper level too.

OUTSTANDING The best religious building I've been in by far. The history is fascinating. If you get the chance to do a guided tour then you must, there knowledge is amazing. Loved everything about this Cathedral.

Really lovely cathedral right in the middle of Norwich, in walking distance of the train station. I only popped in for a quick visit so really didn't get the full experience. I'd love to come back and invest a bit more time as there's so much to look at and so much history to learn about. I recommend giving yourself a couple of hours if you really want to explore everything, however it's still worth going in if you only have a little bit of time.

Very impressive cathedral, amazed it was free to visit! I particularly enjoyed the treasury and seeing the painted brickwork up close, many people don't know that these historic buildings were painted when they were first built, that paint has largely faded over the centuries.

Incredible 900 year old building, absolutely huge and stunningly beautiful. Spent well over an hour here because there was just so much to see. Can visit for free or make a donation. Staff were so friendly and helpful. Highly recommended. One of the best cathedrals I've ever been to.

Love this cathedral. Love the grounds and building. You can light candles and give prayer requests. It's donation only and walkable to the main city as it's the bottle m end of the city. Your surrounded by plenty of places to eat . If Norwich is new to you, Riverside has gravity / the Odeon a/ swimming and bowling etc and the main centre has most stores and some quaint side streets. The assembly house is an amazing place for a treat afternoon tea and an amazing building in itself.

A beautiful cathedral in a beautiful city. Great history. Fantastic art and architecture. Peaceful surroundings to rest and contemplate. Excellent facilities for the disabled visitor. Superb cafe which is accessible and can cater for food allergies/intolerances.

Stunning. Definitely would go again but on a weekday. Such a different without place being overcrowded. Beautiful architecture inside. Free to visit. Toilets at the premises too.

Just not enough time to explore this amazing building, it's actually really big and the courtyard reminds me of something from Harry Potter or X Men. You have to come here with 2-3 hours to appreciate. Also wrap up as it's cold in here too!

The cathedral is nice. The staff very welcoming and friendly. Lovely place to relax if you need to quiet your mind. What's really lovely though is the surrounding area. The most beutiful chocolate box houses you've ever seen

It is a fantastic building worth exploring if you are in Norwich. Some lovely stained glass windows are framed by the architecture, and the craftsmanship is incredible. Free to explore and see what the building has to offer. There is a cafe, toilets and a gift shop and a labyrinth in the cloister. I visited late in the day so the cafe and shop were closed along with the exhibition but reason to visit again one day

I absolutely loved our visit to Norwich Cathedral. They have super helpful volunteers on the door that are extremely nice and make you feel really welcome. We joined a free tour which was superb, it lasted just over an hour and I could have listened to the guide all day. The architecture was simply stunning and the information that the guide conveyed brought the history of the cathedral to life. I loved the carvings of the Green Men dotted all over the place. Entry was free (as it should be for a place of worship) but I was more than happy to make a donation to this wonderful place.

Really nice visit, even though I am local and seen it all before....you can't fail to be impressed by the beautiful architecture of this magnificent building, the sheer scale of it is incredible. My young son really enjoyed looking around which was somewhat surprising as it's not really something you would think children would enjoy.......it's the school holidays & IT'S ALWAYS RAINING !!!! so give me marks for being creative!!! the resident cathedral cat helped my cause & obviously the cafe who is powered by BREAD SOURCE so always gonna be a winner!! Although the gift shop is seriously lacking ...although really busy with customers even my 5 year old couldn't find anything he wanted...that means it is REALLY BAD.... should collaborate with Jarrolds to stock it. Two Norwich icons together would be great to see.

Beautiful cathedral with so much history to see. Free to enter, but I would suggest a good donation as it’s such a nice day out. Really dog friendly, except the cafe, but there are plenty of dog friendly places to eat in Norwich. The staff are so welcoming and knowledgeable.

Beautiful Church with amazing decoration. Is free to entry and staff are really friendly. I seem tourists having guided tour. The courtyard is amazing and there is a huge cafe/restaurant on site.

Loved visiting Norwich Cathedral. For starters, entry is free which can be a big help to larger groups and families. The Cathedral is kept in excellent condition and most areas were accesable. The staff are very friendly and the Cathedral also offer free tours around. It was really good to walk around and enjoy all the sights of the Cathedral. Overall a good experience and the atmosphere was excellent. 👍😁

A must place to visit, This beautiful church has so much to see.Its free to get in but donations are appreciated. I had a guided tour which is free and I recommend it, With the Gentleman tour guide so knowledgeable, and so enthusiastic, The artitecture of the cathedral is stunning, Everywhere you look from the floor to the ceiling it's just a work of art. The guide showed us Graffiti markings on some of the walls that was put there by some of the stonemasons..There is a cafe and toliets on site as well..

Stunning architectural building made many of our group feel so emotional. To think it took 50 years to construct is truly amazing especially considering it dates back to 1096. Our son took part in being a chorister for a day last Saturday. It was so special and something we will always remember. The staff were so committed and passionate. It was a real privilege. Definitely recommend the shop, too. Lots of lovely bits and pieces to buy for presents or keep sakes to remember the day, reasonably priced and good quality. We give 5*

Very enjoyable day out. Lovely gardens and good tea shop. Would be handy to have a leaflet with a map rather have to buy the guide book but wandering around discovering different gardens is still a pleasure.

Absolutely stunningly beautiful, definitely worth the visit. Wonderful to see the pictures of how the garden was created and throughout the years. Tea room had many tasty delights and a very comfy room with a wood burner fire

Really impressed with all the gardens - everywhere! 32 Acres is a very big area, and I'm afraid we didn't cover it all.. Really well planned and executed, some wonderful plants, all seemingly in the right environment for them! Initially thought admittance price of £11-50 a bit steep, but not once you could see just how much care and love has been poured into this lovely space!

I would have given the gardens another star but as they do not provide any maps, I did not like just randomly wandering around the grounds not knowing how the different gardens connected with each other. At times we seemed to be going through wooded areas on the outside or the outskirts of gardens and after doing a lot of walking, we would come to more formal gardens that were closer to the entrance and cafe than we thought. With a small map we could have decided on a route and we would have found other gardens easier. The gardens themselves are well worth a visit and you shouldn't miss the alpacas.

Absolutely beautiful gardens and grounds. Visited today and was just in awe, there are so many lovely garden’s beautifully designed with such pretty flowers. Staff were really nice, friendly and helpful and full of information. Lots of benches to sit down on and take in the grounds. Lovely arch walk ways and beautiful structures such as the fruit cage and water feature in the Exotic Garden. Lovely framed views of Saint Mary’s church Happisburgh and Happisburgh lighthouse. Lots of lovey plants to buy and nice tea room. Will be back in the summer.

Absolutely amazing garden, so much to see, great plants to buy and nice cake.

Beautiful place to visit with walled gardens, themed gardens and a wonderful range of plants and flowers to view. The garden centre allows you to buy some of the plants you will have seen on the walk around and there is a lovely tea room with an amazing range of delicious cakes. You could get lost in your thoughts wandering around these peaceful gardens with plenty of benches to stop at to admire the views.

Wanted to come here for so long, brought the mother in law along as a birthday treat.Took my two boys as well and they really enjoyed exploring the different gardens.we picked a rainy day, but that didn't put a damper on it. We had a little treat in the tea room, which went down well. The gardens are just incredible. Loved exploring this place. There was so much to see, every corner you turned. You can tell its a well loved and looked after garden. What a fantastic hidden gem.

First time visiting , recommended by friend did not disappoint. Lovely set out gardens plenty to walk round and see. Places to sit and spend time reflecting. Interesting to round a corner and find another vista or walkway to another hidden gem. Wisterias were amazing on the pergolas and lots of gorgeous bearded iris Agave Montana has two flower spikes which are something to behold will be amazing when bloom. Loved the photographs of the progression from purchase and no garden to individual areas of garden. Small selection of plants to buy and lots of old gardening tools which are displayed , and can be purchased . Some I haven't seen for a while. Lovely cup of tea in the tea rooms and nice selection of meals and cakes. Spent a relaxing three hours here and never realised how busy it was until visited the tea rooms and saw the car park . Will definitely return later in the year to see a different range of flora

A beautiful garden made up of many rooms, gorgeous views and vistas. Lots of places to sit and just enjoy the peace and beauty around you.

Beautiful and vast gardens, very peaceful and place. Loved it there, the tearooms also offer a nice variety of cakes and a light lunch. Wonderful for a „blooming“ day out.

Chose to visit after hearing about the gardens from locals. If you are after a peaceful, relaxing wander this is the place. The garden is amazing with so much to explore. It's certainly worth just sitting down and taking in the sights and sounds. A great place to be mindful. Admission fee slightly expensive but would still recommend a visit if you have some spare time on your hands and you are nearby.

One beautiful day to visit beautiful gardens they are,amazing even at this early time of year plenty to look at . Nice tea room with nice staff and butternut squash soup . And the beef pasties I had were lovely and went back for a slice of cake before we left apple crumble cake hits the spot wow .

What a stunning place to visit!! Obviously a labour of love!!The gardens are beautiful and the tearoom was charming and welcoming...after our walk around Got lost a few times but so worth the visit Staff were so friendly especially the lovely lady at the entrance,so informative .Thank you for sharing your beautiful bit of heaven 💖

In love with this place. Only down the road from where I live, try to come every year, but only been in August time, because I love hydrangeas so much and mainly come to adore them. Obviously lots of other plants to see too. I wish they sold their tomatoes, they got so many and different ones too. Next time might bring snacks as I can easily spend all day here. Look out for opening times, shut on Monday and Tuesday. Also cafe doesn't have hot food, only cakes and filtered coffee /tea

What an absolute gem of a place. I think it's the best garden I've ever visited. The variety of plants and the different areas were incredible. Also great gluten-free cake! A must if visiting North Norfolk.. we were there in early August. So many flowers in full bloom.

Best garden we've been to! Lots to see, liked that you can just keep wandering and finding another little gem, no set route, just walk, sit, enjoy, and repeat. So many different varieties of plants, shrubs, trees. The water feature is fantastic! Good choice in cafe, had lunch first, walked around the gardens and then tea and cake afterwards.