Wroxham
Packages in Wroxham
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Wroxham Vacation Packages
Wroxham is located around 110 miles northeast of London, the nation's capital city.
Carrow Road is the place to watch the Norwhich City FC strut their stuff. You'll find their home ground in Norwich, 7 miles to the southwest of Wroxham. Be sure to wear green and yellow, the team colors.
While you are in the area, go and see The Museum of the Broads and Stalham Firehouse Museum, found in Stalham, roughly 6 miles away from Wroxham. Another idea is to set aside a day to visit Norwich City Center. It's roughly 7 miles from Wroxham and is where you can see Colman’s Mustard Shop & Museum and Strangers' Hall.
Rent a vehicle and head out to Acle, a regional hub located 7 miles to the southeast of Wroxham. This area offers a number of attractions, such as Toad Hole Cottage, Horsey Windpump and the Bure Valley Steam Railway. Museum of the Broads and St Helen’s Church are also good places to spend an afternoon.
The area has an array of popular action-packed activities if you like to have an adventure. Try mountain biking or mountain climbing.
Whether you're interested in cycling or shore fishing, there are plenty of relaxing activities that'll get you outside in the area.
The wider region has plenty of outdoor options for visitors with an affinity for the water. Swimming and wind surfing are two of the popular choices here.
Be sure to take your tastebuds on a journey through the rich cuisine scene of Norfolk.
Embark on your culinary experience by tasting the abundance of dishes available, many featuring local ingredients, fish and lamb.
Every area has its own unique dishes, so, here it's worth tasting bangers and mash (sausages with mashed potatoes) or ploughman’s lunch (cheese, bread, pickles and cold cuts).
No culinary adventure is complete without a delicious dessert. Spotted dick (sponge pudding of dried fruits with custard) is a top pick of locals and is guaranteed to satisfy anyone's sweet tooth.
If you enjoy sampling the world's beers during your travels, try Yorkshire Bitter while you are here. It's one of the area's most common beers.
At the end of your meal, you can refresh yourself with hot chocolate, a popular alcohol-free choice among locals.
Considered one of the most well-known regional alcoholic drinks here, Bombay Saphire Gin is without doubt worth a try.
Taste a glass or two of Denbies Pinot Gris or Chapel Down Chardonnay. These are some commonly consumed types of wine in the area.
Plenty of adventurers are experienced in saying goodbye, but that doesn't make them any less painful. When the time comes to leave Norfolk, treasure the views and fill up the last bit of your camera's memory card so you won't forget this stunning region.
Even the best vacation can't last forever, so when it's time to go home, head to the nearest airport. It's 6 miles to the southwest of Wroxham.
Accommodation in Wroxham
Norwich is 6 miles away from Wroxham, and is the nearest place with accredited hotels featured on Expedia's booking website. Two of the more upscale options here are The Old Rectory and the Wayford Bridge Inn Two other cheaper options are the Sprowston Manor Marriott Hotel & Country Club and The Salhouse Lodge, which often receive good guest ratings.
