Norfolk is a county of art and culture. With almost 1000 artists based in Norfolk, from music to sculpture to paint, Norfolk offers a fantastic array of arts festivals, exhibitions and events throughout the year. Below are a few of the key artists who made Norfolk the cultural hub it is today.

With the gorgeous rolling countryside, miles of beautiful sandy beaches and the vibrant, historic city of Norwich at its heart, Norfolk has proven popular with filming. Various movies have been filmed in Norfolk, starring actors such as James McAvoy, Keira Knightley and Robert Downey Jr.

Norfolk has a rich history of invasion and conquest; however it was the Romans who got here first and make their mark on the country. Boudicca was queen of the Iceni people of East Anglia. She was married to Prasutagus, ruler of the Iceni.

With a wide range of museums and historical sites, Norfolk is a thriving city of heritage and culture. From fascinating castles to spectacular stately homes, there's an amazing heritage to discover in Norfolk.

Head to the Norfolk and Norwich Festival this May for 16 days of extraordinary artists, transformed spaces and inspirational events. From music to literature, visual arts to circus, the Norfolk and Norwich Festival will blow you away this year.

If you are a National Trust member, you will be especially pleased to hear – Norfolk has a wide variety of top attractions for you to visit....

A riot of awe-inspiring talent and entertainment is approaching… A trip to the theatre is something that has always given me a thrill.

A new reason to visit Norfolk…

Face it… Norfolk is full of old stuff.  And I don’t mean weathered fishermen or elderly people playing bridge (although I’m sure you could spot them if you tried!).

Recently The Times newspaper featured an article looking at 20 Tudor walks – routes through castles, ruins and stately homes………