A Day Out at Oxburgh Hall
Why not swap the hustle and bustle of the city for the tranquility of a 15th Century Manor House and Estate? Just over an hour’s drive out of Norwich you will soon arrive ready for your day out at Oxburgh Hall.
The Hall
Begin your day out at Oxburgh Hall by delving into the 500-year-old history of this stunning Manor House. Can you find the seven secret doors? The hall even boasts some original needlework from Mary Queen of Scots.
Tea Room
After being transported back into Tudor times it is probably time for a quick pit stop on your day out at Oxburgh Hall. Try some of the stunning seasonal produce that is on offer in the tea room. Or if it is a nice day why not enjoy your lunch in the open air by a visit to The Pantry?
Gardens
Now you are ready to continue your day out at Oxburgh Hall you can peruse the peaceful formal gardens of the estate which are under the management of the National Trust. There are numerous gardens to explore such as The Walled Garden, My Lady’s Wood and the beautifully sensual Herbaceous Border.
Woodland Trail
Perhaps you would like more of a challenge on your day out at Oxburgh Hall? Then why not try out one of the many woodland trails the estate has. Over 70 acres and trails for everyone including dog walking friendly trails, and pram accessible trails, everyone can enjoy the natural surroundings of Oxburgh Hall.
Events
If you don’t want your day out at Oxburgh to end have a look at the extra events they have on offer such as Tudor Tuesdays, Meadows and Minibeasts as well as a showing of the famous play The Tempest. Perhaps you want to indulge in a spot of historical role play, then why not try out one of the costume weekends they have on offer.
With over 500 years worth of history and some stunning landscape to immerse yourself in you really will feel as though you have gone back in time for your day out at Oxburgh Hall.
While you’re in the county of Norfolk, have a read of our Journal for more inspirational travel ideas.