The market town of Attleborough has history that can be traced back to Saxon times but sadly, much of the town was destroyed by fire in 1559. It has a fine example of a medieval church with a Norman tower. The traditional industries of turkey-rearing and brush-making still take place.

Dereham, in the centre of Norfolk, is a lively market town and shopping centre with a broad high street and market place. There are many attractions in and around the town.

Swaffham is an elegant, historic, and thriving market town. With a mixture of ultra-modern technology and fascinating history.

Swaffham holds a weekly market in the main square. Every Saturday the market place is filled with stalls as local food produce vies for attention with everything from antiques to clothing.

Thetford is the largest of the towns in the Breckland Area and perhaps has the greatest historical interest, Thetford was once the capital of the Saxon kingdom of East Anglia. Discover the many secret beauties of Thetford as well as it's more famous associations with the popular 'Dad's Army' television series.

Watton lies in the heart of the Breckland area. A bustling Market Town with a deep sense of it's own identity, situated on the quieter roads between Dereham and Thetford it provides an excellent place to stay or indeed a good stopping point!