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King's Lynn Mini Guide
What can you Tell me About King’s Lynn?
The town developed as a fishing port then went on to export agricultural products. All this time it was controlled by the Bishop of
Norwich until the reformation when the lands moved to the king and the town’s name changed to reflect the move. As with many UK towns and cities, the recession has taken its toll on King’s Lynn which is now undergoing a multi-million pounds revamp whilst concentrating on attracting tourists to the town.
How do I get to King’s Lynn?
The nearest airport to King’s Lynn is in Norwich, forty miles away. It has a number of international routes, mostly serving holiday destinations. To access King’s Lynn from further afield,
Luton,
East Midlands or
Birmingham airports are the best choices depending on your departure point. There is a good, regular train service from Norwich and Birmingham to King’s Lynn should you prefer to hire a car in the town rather than at the airport. If not,
rent a car at Norwich Airport and make the short journey under your own steam.
What can I Do in King’s Lynn?
The town has many historic buildings dating from the time when it served the trading cities of the Hanseatic League. The guildhall is particularly fine. Outside the town you’re not far from Norwich and the Norfolk Broads whilst the beautiful beaches of the north Norfolk coast are a short hire car drive away.
- The 14th to the 27th July sees a huge number of events that are part of the King's Lynn Festival. With a range of performances from classical to opera to jazz and comedy, there's something for everybody during the two week event.