Attractions near Britannia Pier

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Britannia Pier

Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR30 2EH - England, UK

Against the backdrop of Great Yarmouth’s golden sandy beach, Britannia Pier is packed with attractions. Possible activities include bingo, archery, family games, playing the slot machines, and eating and drinking – burgers, doughnuts, seafood, shellfish, ice cream, candyfloss and beer...

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Attractions near Britannia Pier

A selection of attractions close to Britannia Pier:

Scroby Sands Visitor Centre (< 1 Mile)

One of the UK’s first offshore wind farms, Scroby Sands began producing electricity in 2005. It has 30 turbines, each with three 40 metre-long blades,...

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Great Yarmouth Beach (< 1 Mile)

Great Yarmouth beach is 15 miles of nearly unbroken golden sand. Because the tide doesn’t go out very far, it’s ideal for swimming, but there’s...

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Louis Tussaud’s House of Wax (< 1 Mile)

The House of Wax is one of Great Yarmouth's most loved and oldest attractions. On view are 150 wax models of pop stars, television actors,...

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The Atlantis Resort (< 1 Mile)

The Atlantis Resort is East Anglia's biggest entertainment complex. Inside there are three theme bars, ten-pin bowling alleys, a bookmakers, and a viewing platform with...

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Hippodrome Circus (< 1 Mile)

This is one of only two surviving purpose-built circus buildings in Britain. Built in 1903, it even had a sinking ring, which could be filled...

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Amazonia (< 1 Mile)

Amazonia's World of Reptiles has one of the largest collections of reptiles in the country, with more than 70 species. Its living jungle rainforest is...

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Sea Life (< 1 Mile)

Great Yarmouth's Sea Life Centre is one of the largest in Britain and the country's biggest shark is here. Nobby, a Nurse Shark, lives here...

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Fishermen’s Hospital (< 1 Mile)

The Fishermen's Hospital isn’t a hospital but a quadrangle of 20 almshouses built in 1702 for, according to a plaque, "decaying fishermen". The almshouses were...

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St Nicholas’ Church (< 1 Mile)

St Nicholas’ Church is thought to be the largest parish church in England. It was begun in 1101, but subsequently extended three times - in...

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The Vicarage (< 1 Mile)

The Vicarage is one of Great Yarmouth’s finest buildings. It stands on Church Plain, a pretty green flanked by other historic buildings, including probably the...

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Town Hall (< 1 Mile)

Great Yarmouth's spectacular Town Hall sits on the side of the quay, the source of the town's wealth when the hall was built in 1882....

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Time and Tide Museum (< 1 Mile)

This multi-award-winning Museum celebrates Great Yarmouth's eventful past, from empty sandbank to Herring Port to seaside resort, through war, plague and peace. Visitors can try...

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Tolhouse Museum (< 1 Mile)

The Tolhouse is one of the oldest gaols in the Britain. Medieval, it started life in the 12th century as a merchant's house before being...

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Greyfriars’ Cloister (< 1 Mile)

This ruin is all that remains of Great Yarmouth's 13th Century Franciscan Friary. Inside, there are two stone-vaulted cloisters, two tomb recesses and some 14th-century...

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Great Yarmouth Model Village (< 1 Mile)

Great Yarmouth Model Village is set in an acre of landscaped gardens on the sea front. Village inhabitants include cricketers on the village green, firemen...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)