9 National Trust places to visit in Norfolk, including 3 houses & gardens, 2 coastal places, 2 historic sites. Tick them off your checklist as you go, or explore them on the interactive map.

Norfolk shingle spit and nature reserve renowned for seal colonies and large breeding tern populations.

A magnificent Jacobean mansion, reputed birthplace of Anne Boleyn, with a spectacular library and formal gardens.

North Norfolk coastal estate with saltmarshes, harbour and access to remote Scolt Head Island.

Ancient bluebell woodland near Blickling in Norfolk, rich in birds and butterflies.

A grand 17th-century Norfolk house with Grand Tour paintings, a Gothic library, and wooded parkland.

Restored Norfolk Broads windpump with panoramic views and one of England's largest grey seal colonies.

A moated Tudor manor with a magnificent gatehouse and needlework by Mary, Queen of Scots.

Humphry Repton's self-proclaimed finest landscape park, famous for spectacular rhododendron displays.

The largest surviving medieval guildhall in England, now an arts centre in King's Lynn.