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Cromer is a town on the North Norfolk coast famous for its crabs, fishermen and lifeboats.

[edit] Get in

The drive from Norwich on the A140 takes about half an hour.

The Train is a fantastic way to get here from Norwich on a one line track through the Broads.

[edit] Get around

Cromer is about twenty miles from Norwich, and is often called "The north coast capital of the county". At the meeting place of five main roads, the Cromer rush hour is more the rush months ie during the summer.

[edit][add listing] See

• The beach
• The pier
• The church
• The cromer museum
• The lifeboat museum
• The light house

[edit][add listing] Do

• Cinema
• Golf Course
• Sticky earth cafe
• The cross street tobbacoo shop
• The boating lake
• Cromer pier and theatre
• Crabbing off cromer pier
• Cromer museum
• Cromer church
• Climb the cromer church tower
• Visit cromer light house
• Visit the life boat museum

[edit][add listing] Buy

• Cromer crabs
• Ice cream
• Post cards
• Hoilday home
• Bucket and spade

[edit][add listing] Eat

• The Aristocat tea rooms, Bond Street.
• Tandori, Church Street. Indian.
• White Horse Inn, East Street.
• Mary Janes, Garden Street. Fish and chips.
• Bolton's Bistro, Alfred road.
• Kantoon Chinese, Church Street.
• Le Moon Chinese, Prince Wales road.
• Buffers Restaurant, Holt Road.

[edit][add listing] Drink

• Drink hot and cold drinks at sticky earth cafe

[edit][add listing] Sleep

• The White House bed and breakfast on cliff drive
• [1]. UK Cottages has holiday cottages in and around Cromer and across Norfolk and East Anglia.

[edit] Get out

• Walk to nearby Sheringham
• Walk to cromer zoo

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