Travelodge Great Yarmouth
3 StarsPet-friendly coastal base, Quiet Gorleston-on-Sea setting
Pet-friendly coastal base, Quiet Gorleston-on-Sea setting
Harbour and shipping lane views, Traditional English seafront restaurant
Riverside setting with marsh views, Indoor swimming pool
Elevated sea view balcony rooms, Traditional afternoon tea service
Contemporary room redesign, Oulton Broad gateway
Woodland-facing guest rooms, The Foxburrow Beefeater restaurant
Panoramic North Sea views, On-site Beefeater restaurant
Panoramic North Sea views, Victorian seaside heritage
Essential guest information, Traditional seaside hotel identity
Prime seafront location, Nautical-inspired restaurant
Historic thatched barn restaurant, Wildlife observation opportunities
Comfortable sea view rooms, Lively evening entertainment
Unique vintage lift, Award-winning Cafe Cru restaurant
Tranquil garden access rooms, 18th-century country house charm
Dedicated on-site restaurant, Family-friendly amenities
Fritton Lake Country Park views, Secure private parking
Relaxing hot tub access, Victorian seaside hotel charm
Expansive garden and terrace, Spacious honeymoon suite
Palm Court swimming pool access, Dune Restaurant dining partnership
Family-friendly accommodations, Access to nearby attractions
Traditional restaurant and bar, Victorian architectural style
Versatile sea view guestrooms, Heated indoor swimming pool
Beachfront location, Stylish, modern decor
Spacious sea view rooms with balconies, Oceanfront dining with panoramic views
British cuisine restaurant, Jacuzzi bath rooms
Historic lift access, Proximity to Britannia Pier
Easternmost sunrise views, Traditional LT1 Restaurant
Strollers seafood restaurant, Promenade Suite with jacuzzi bath
Seafront location with Venetian Waterways views, Garrods Bar and Restaurant
Scenic River Waveney location, Individually styled rooms
Boutique hotel experience, Oulton Broad location
Expansive indoor swimming pool, Branford's Bar and Restaurant
Refurbished contemporary guest rooms, Spacious family-friendly accommodations
Morton's Bar and Grill Restaurant, Prime seafront location
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St Edmund’s, in Fritton near Somerleyton, is one of the 124 round-tower churches in Norfolk. The church dates back to the 12th century and was built of flint. There are still some original features present although the church was altered and enlarged over the centuries. In 1967 a sequence of wall-paintings which depict the martyrdom of St Edmund were discovered . The paintings are dating back to the 14th century and are now one of the most complete sequences on St Edmund in the country. The stained glass windows of the church depict the saints of East Anglia and were added during the early 20th century. The church is open daily during daylight hours and there is no admission fee.
St Edmund's is a top attraction in Somerleyton, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near St Edmund's, including popular choices like Decoy Barn, Fritton Lake Retreats, Yarmouth Holiday Home, Tranquil Pines, Villa Hobland Barn In Hopton.
Discover nearby attractions, such as St Edmund's, Burgh Castle, St Peter & St Paul, Pettitts Animal Adventure Park, Pleasurewood Hills, all within a convenient distance from St Edmund's.