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Elizabethan House Museum

Delightful treasury of 16th-century domestic history

4 South Quay, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR30 2QH

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front exterior of Elizabethan House Museum in summer with blue sky

Pay and display parking at rear of museum, operated by the borough council. Level entrance, one step to kitchen and one step to garden. Stairs to other floors.
Accessible route and/or map
Level entrance. Ground floor has 1 step to kitchen and 1 step to back garden. Stairs to other floors.
Virtual tour
DVD virtual tour available for less mobile visitors.
Designated parking
Parking at the rear of the museum, operated by Borough Council is available at weekends (pay and display). Other parking available near to the museum, town centre and historic quayside.
Map
Directions via Google Maps
By road
from A47 follow town centre signs, then brown South Quay signs. From A12 follow brown signs
Parking: free at South Quay or town centre (pay and display), not National Trust
On foot
level walk from railway station along North Quay on to South Quay
By train
Great Yarmouth ½ mile
By bus
local services, plus services from surrounding areas
Cycling
Regional Route 30 Great Yarmouth to Cromer
Cycling - more information

a red staircase leading to a landing with open door to the right, a gold frame is in foreground on the left, sun shining through a stained glass window in the centre and green flower patterned wallpaper throughout

Group visits and learning

Whether visiting as an educational or recreational group there's plenty to enjoy at the Elizabethan House Museum. On a school visit, workshops help bring history to life.

A room laid out for a wedding at Elizabethan House Museum

Weddings at Elizabethan House Museum

Looking for that perfect venue for your special day? The Elizabethan House Museum is a unique venue situated on Historic South Quay in Great Yarmouth.

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