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Cromer | Great Yarmouth | Hemsby | Hunstanton | Kings Lynn | North Walsham | Sheringham
Cromer | Great Yarmouth | Hemsby | Hunstanton | Kings Lynn | North Walsham | Sheringham
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Cromer
As one of Norfolk's most attractive seaside resorts; with its pier and its two museums, wide open beaches, spectacular cliffs, its famous pier show, the town's Folk Festival and Carnival, Lifeboat Day and Firework displays, and the places to visit in north Norfolk
The streets of Cromer today are little removed from how they looked in the Victorian era. Most of the great landmarks, many of which were created by the well-to-do Victorian "summer timers", still stand as familiar to the holiday makers of today as they were to their counterparts a hundred years ago.
The Town's reputation for crab fishing is undiminished. You can still watch the crab boats arrive every morning with their catch. There are several small fish shops in town where you can buy one of the day's catch and virtually every eating place will have a crab dish on the menu.
Cromer Tourist Information Centre
Prince of Wales Rd,
Cromer,
Norfolk
NR27 9HS
Tel: 0871 2003071
Places to stay in Cromer
What ever the type of accommodation you are looking you will find many places to stay in Cromer.
We have 7 places to stay in Cromer.
Places to stay in Cromer, Norfolk - Hotels, B&B's, Guest Houses, Holiday Apartments in Cromer
As one of Norfolk's most attractive seaside resorts; with its pier and its two museums, wide open beaches, spectacular cliffs, its famous pier show, the town's Folk Festival and Carnival, Lifeboat Day and Firework displays, and the places to visit in north Norfolk
The streets of Cromer today are little removed from how they looked in the Victorian era. Most of the great landmarks, many of which were created by the well-to-do Victorian "summer timers", still stand as familiar to the holiday makers of today as they were to their counterparts a hundred years ago.
The Town's reputation for crab fishing is undiminished. You can still watch the crab boats arrive every morning with their catch. There are several small fish shops in town where you can buy one of the day's catch and virtually every eating place will have a crab dish on the menu.
Cromer Tourist Information Centre
Prince of Wales Rd,
Cromer,
Norfolk
NR27 9HS
Tel: 0871 2003071
Places to stay in Cromer
What ever the type of accommodation you are looking you will find many places to stay in Cromer.
We have 7 places to stay in Cromer.