KING`S LYNN IS AN HISTORICAL PORT ON THE RIVER GREAT OUSE. FOR MANY VISITORS IT IS THE HISTORY THAT’S BRINGS THEM TO LYNN. TWO MEDIEVAL GUILDHALL'S, TWELFTH CENTURY ST MARGARET'S CHURCH AND THE GEORGIAN TUESDAY MARKET PLACE ARE JUST A FEW HIGHLIGHTS OF A STROLL AROUND THE TOWN. THE WALK FROM NELSON STREET TO THE CHAPEL OF ST NICHOLAS HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS ONE OF THE FINEST IN EUROPE.
History / Heritage
Royal Sandringham House And Grounds
H.M. The Queens Country Residence
15th-century moated manor house
National Trust property Holkham Hall
Home to the Earl of Leicester.
Castle Rising Castle, A Norman keep dating from 1140.
The last remaining fishermen's yard in King's Lynn's fishing quarter, the North End - fully restored, with a museum, gift shop and tea room.
The Town House Museum displays the domestic life of Lynn's merchants, traders and families from Medieval times to the 1950s. Using reconstructed room settings you can see aspects of everyday life in the Middle Ages.
Let your imagination run riot as your personal stereo guide takes you through King's Lynn's 1930s police station and into the old cells beyond, where smugglers caught by the revenue men of the Custom House would be thrown.
Nature
The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Titchwell
The dramatic wetlands at Welney, on the Ouse Washes, are home to some of the most spectacular winter gatherings of wild swans.
The Green Quay is a discovery centre dedicated to The Wash and its wildlife.
At Banham Zoo we provide visitors with an opportunity to appreciate and gain a greater awareness of the diversity and the beauty of the world's living wildlife heritage.
The India Gate excellant indian restaurant.
A web site containing information on most eating establishments in the town and surrounding areas.
Another web site dedicated to local pubs and restaurants.
Entertainment / Leisure
Lynnsport and Leisure Park is situated in 72 acres of parkland, and is one of the largest sports and leisure facilities in the country offering a host of activities.
Situated just a few minutes to the North of the historic market town of King's Lynn at Castle Rising is one of East Anglia's premier golf clubs.
To King's Lynn Football Club. Now in its tenth year on the web, this site covers the fortunes of The "Linnets" past and present, but it is a whole lot more!
King's Lynn Speedway at the Norfolk Arena 
Local venue for various forms of motor sport
Refurbished in 1996, King's Lynn Corn Exchange is a concert hall hosting a programme of live entertainment that offers patrons music concerts, comedy, ballet, opera, children's shows and much more.
The complex also houses four elegant art galleries, hosting a year round programme of exhibitions, regular art, craft and education workshops.
Caley Mill, the headquarters of Norfolk Lavender Ltd, was originally a water mill for grinding corn. Built in the local carrstone in the 19th century, and now set in its garden of lavender, roses and herbs, it has become a distinctive Norfolk landmark. In the grounds, we also have a National Collection of Lavenders. Each variety or species has its own bed. There are over 100 different lavenders to see and smell.
Local Photographs
Zippex.co.uk a web site containing some excellant local photographs