Bluebell wood

Blickling Bluebells

Blickling estates Temple Walk and Great Wood gives one of the most impressive displays of bluebells in Norfolk. The best time to visit the lush blue carpet of bluebells is usually between the end of April to the beginning of May give or take a week.

While you are at Blickling its well worth a visit to the historic hall, best known for being the birthplace of Ann Boleyn. Blickling is a National Trust property so members can visit the hall and park free of charge. Two cafes can be found on the grounds, dog walkers cafe near the main car park and another near the hall.

Excellent area and facilities for a great day out.

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