Elizabethan House Museum, Norfolk

The Elizabethan House museum in a 16th-century quayside building with rooms laid out to reflect the lives of the families who have lived there for Tudor to Victorian times. Of special interest are a Tudor bedroom and dining-room, Victorian kitchen, scullery and parlour, and the Conspiracy Room, where the trial and execution of King Charles I was allegedly plotted.

There is also a special children’s room with replica toys and there are hands-on activities throughout the house.

Opening Times

April to October
Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday and Sunday 12pm - 4pm

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Ticket Prices

Phone for admission charges.

Disabled Facilities

Level entrance.
Ground floor has 1 step to kitchen and 1 step to back garden. Stairs to other floors.

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More Information

Telephone: 01493 855746
Email: elizabethanhouse@nationaltrust.org.uk

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