Cromer Gem of the Norfolk Coast
Cromer is one of the few places remaining that has a fully used pier. During the summer season the world famous ‘End of the Pier’ show is held. Anglers can have mixed catches of fish from the pier.
The town ce ntre is dominated by the 14th century church of St Peter and St Paul. The climb to the top of the 160ft tower gives magnificent views of the town.
The cliff top to the west has ornamental gardens and fountains where after looking rounds the shops you can relax and take in the fresh sea air.
The town ce ntre is dominated by the 14th century church of St Peter and St Paul. The climb to the top of the 160ft tower gives magnificent views of the town.
The cliff top to the west has ornamental gardens and fountains where after looking rounds the shops you can relax and take in the fresh sea air.
Eastwards the cliff path leads to the Lighthouse which is still in full working order and use.
There are two car parks near the town centre and a much larger one on the cliff top to the west of the town. Roadside parking is also allowed on the western approach road.
In peak holiday periods car parking can be a problem but not insurmountable.
There are two car parks near the town centre and a much larger one on the cliff top to the west of the town. Roadside parking is also allowed on the western approach road.
In peak holiday periods car parking can be a problem but not insurmountable.