A visitors guide to the village of Blickling in Norfolk. Sheltering in the shadow of a Jacobean Hall is the small village of Blickling, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside with thickly wooded valleys.
  
As you drive, cycle or walk you enter old hollow ways of green cool tunnels burrowing between high banks of earth and leafy lanes. Fields and hedges and shapely woods form a gigantic counterpane around this area.

A walk in ancient woods in May brings you into clearings awash with bluebells, which give off not only their own distinct perfume but also envelop you in a powder blue wonderland, which is breathtakingly beautiful.

The tiny village has a smattering of pretty cottages. As well as a good watering hole where there is every incentive to stop for a meal or just a glass of something. The Buckinghamshire Arms is a seventeenth century coaching inn with menus that combine both traditional and modern dishes with a strong emphasis on fresh local food. We understand that the inn in question is supposed to be haunted but we have yet to receive details or confirmation of this statement. 

For Holiday Accommodation in Blicking Norfolk or nearby - Self Catering - Holiday Cottages and Bed and Breakfast check out our Blickling Holiday Accommodation Pages.

Fishermen come to display their patience on the banks of the large lake at Blickling in the care of the National Trust.

The market town of Aylsham with all its amenities, shops and weekly market is under 2 miles down the road.   Blickling Hall has a farm shop which stocks pies, rare-breed sausages, sauces and other edible goodies.

Located just over nine miles from the coast with Cromer on the North Norfolk Coast and Bacton on the East Coast of Norfolk.