Attractions near Icehouse

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Icehouse

Bridge Road, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR31 0HU - England, UK

In the 19th Century, ice was vital to Great Yarmouth. As the largest herring port in Europe, tonnes of it were needed to keep the herring fresh on its long journey to customers. Before being packed with the fish in...

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Attractions near Icehouse

A selection of attractions close to Icehouse:

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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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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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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The Norfolk Nelson Museum (< 1 Mile)

The life and times of England’s greatest naval hero are celebrated here, in the only museum in the country devoted solely to Lord Nelson, set...

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The Old Merchant’s House (< 1 Mile)

Now owned by English Heritage, the Old Merchant's House brings back to life the ups and downs of Great Yarmouth's fortunes over the centuries. It...

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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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South Quay (< 1 Mile)

South Quay has Great Yarmouth's oldest and finest buildings. When the town was established in the 11th century, it faced not the sea but the...

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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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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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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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Town Wall (< 1 Mile)

Great Yarmouth's medieval Town Wall is one of the most intact in the country. Large ruined sections of it together with its defensive turrets can...

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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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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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Britannia Pier (< 1 Mile)

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...

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