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The picturesque village, whose origin dates back to Roman times, consists of a mixture of shops, boat yards and thatched cottages. Along the banks of the river are several luxurious riverside properties. In and around Horning there are several interesting shops, pubs, hotels and places to eat and one can while away the time watching the activity on the busy river.
Rated by the Observer as one of the 50 most fabulous things to do in the world, don't miss a visit to BeWILDerwood, which is on the A1062 road between Wroxham and Horning. This amazing place offers some serious fun for all the family with treehouse walks, wires, jungle bridges, marsh walks, boat trips and much more besides. Website: www.BeWILDerwood.co.uk
At Neatishead, a couple of miles away, you can visit the the RAF Air Defence Radar Museum, which traces the development of radar from the mid 1930's to the present time The Museum won the "Best Small Visitor Attraction" in England 2007.
It dates from Roman times and was important during the Middle Ages
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Hunters Spa, Ferry Road, Horning. Tel: 01692 630844
Opening Hours: All day every week in the summer
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The passenger ferry
Location: Ferry Inn PH
Opening Hours: Every hour usually 7 days a week peak season
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The New Inn, the oldest pub in Horning. Recently refurbished with a garden bar and children’s play area, It has moorings for approx. 20 boats. The interior is famous for its antiquities and memorabilia.
Address: 54 Lower Street, Horning,
Atmosphere: Family Friendly Pub
Cuisine: A traditional menu, but renowed for their Cromer Crab and Lobster dishes
Speciality: A fine range of wines and Cask Marque awarded real ales
Opening Hours: Open all day from 11.00 - 23.00
Contact Details: Tel: 01692 631223 or Mob: 07767 861365
The Swan Inn
Address: Lower Street, Horning
Atmosphere: Brewers Fayre
Speciality: Burgers and Gammon Steaks
Opening Hours: Open all day from 11.00 - 23.00
Contact Details: Tel: 01692 630316
The Ferry Inn was built in the 1840’s on the site of a monks’ mead house. During the Battle of Britain the Inn was frequented by pilots from nearby RAF Coltishall including Douglas Bader. There are moorings for 16 boats with no charge during the day.
Address: Ferry Road, Horning
Atmosphere: There is a games arcade and pool table, so very family friendly
Cuisine: There is a carvery as well as a main bar menu
Speciality: Carvery
Opening Hours: Open all day from 11.00 - 23.00
Contact Details: Tel: 01692 630259
Delicatessen, Post Office, Newsagents, Green Grocers, Art Galley, Hairdressers
Various moorings are available such as the public staithe next to the village green where you can moor free at the quay for 24 hours. There are also others at pubs, hotels and boatyards
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At 39 Lower Street. Tel: 01692 630225
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Yes, Horning Taxis. Tel: 01692 630841
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