š Ruined priory and historic pilgrimage site in North Norfolk.
š Visited by English monarchs and an estimated 300,000 pilgrims annually.
š Explore extensive abbey grounds and tranquil river valley
š Significant site for Christian pilgrimages with multiple shrines
š Dogs welcome on lead throughout the visit
āæ Much of the site is accessible for wheelchairs/scooters
ā ļø Grounds may close during high winds for safety
ā Paths can be muddy and slippery, especially after rain
š³ Admission and parking are by card payment only
š Stout outdoor footwear recommended, wellies for snowdrop season
šļø Museum closed from November to January
š Manual wheelchair available to borrow, enquire at admissions
š° Adult Ā£7.50, Child (6-16) Ā£3.00, Under 6 free. Historic Houses members free admission.
š Snowdrop season (Jan 26 - Mar 1): Daily 10am-4pm.
March (tbc): 11am-4pm.
Mar 30 - Nov 1: Daily 11am-4pm (Closed Aug 7-10).
Pay and display at Mill Car Park (2 min walk) or Coach Park (4 min walk). Card payments only.
Accessible public lavatories outside main entrance. Facilities inside grounds currently closed.
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