King's Lynn

King’s Lynn, formerly known as Bishop’s Lynn, is a historic port and market town in Norfolk, England. Situated approximately 98 miles north of London, it has a rich history dating back to the early 10th century when it gained prominence as a trading hub on the River Great Ouse. The town boasts medieval architecture, cobbled streets, and fine merchants’ houses, offering visitors a glimpse into its storied past through guided walking tours. Nearby attractions include Sandringham House, the British royal family’s estate featuring stunning gardens, and Castle Rising Castle, a well-preserved 12th-century fortress. Shopping in King’s Lynn is diverse, with boutique shops, high street stores, and independent retailers lining Norfolk Street and hosting a lively Farmers’ Market weekly. At night, the town comes alive with venues like The Nip and Growler Craft Ale House, Rusty Krab Rum Shop And Bar for cocktails, and traditional pubs like The Coach & Horses and The London Porterhouse, ensuring a vibrant nightlife experience.