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Eastlife Autumn 2020

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A Trip to

King’s Lynn

Full of history, King’s Lynn is a great

destination offering a superb mix of

heritage, shopping and entertainment.

With its historic waterfront, cobbled

lanes flanked by medieval merchant’s

houses and two magnificent

marketplaces, the town is a treat to

discover and explore.

At the heart of the medieval old town,

King’s Lynn Minster dominates the

Saturday Market Place, also home to

some fine architecture including the

distinctive Trinity Guildhall and historic

Town Hall complex.

Take a short walk past the grand

buildings and merchants houses of

King Street and Queen Street, towards

the magnificent Tuesday Market

Place, probably one of England’s

grandest squares and home to the Corn

Exchange, now a thriving concert hall.

Walks & Tours

A great way to explore the town is to follow the King’s Lynn Maritime Trail. Discover the

town’s history as a premier English seaport, the stories of its merchants, ship builders,

sailors, fishermen, press gangs, porters and pubs which have played key roles in its

history.

Join one of the regular guided walks with the King’s Lynn Town Guides. Walks run

regularly on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons from May through to October.

History

Visit the Tourist Information Centre and maritime displays at the Custom House to find

out more about the host of places such as True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum and nearby St

Nicholas’ Chapel, Lynn Museum, King’s Lynn Minster, Marriott’s Warehouse, Greyfriars

Tower and Gardens or the classic 18th century town park known as ‘The Walks’. Here

you can indulge in discovering more of King’s Lynn’s rich history and heritage. A great

place to start your visit is the iconic Custom House with its elegant rooms, views of the

river and displays that tell of the famous mariners of Lynn – including Vancouver and

Nelson – as well as its merchants, customs men and smugglers.

Shopping

As you stroll through the cobbled streets, you’ll find large brand names at every turn.

The Vancouver Quarter is the main hub for national retailers and has established itself

as the town’s destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. Throughout the year

it holds regular promotions, events and fun days for visitors.

Entertainment

Stay active and visit Alive West Norfolk for sporting facilities and activities. For theatre,

comedy, dance and musicals, check out the programme of performances at King’s

Lynn Corn Exchange.

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