Kings Lynn, England Guide & Hotel Reservations from Cheap Hotels Worldwide

With a history that spans back to the twelfth century, Kings Lynn in the county of Norfolk is a fascinating and unique town offering an enriching and memorable vacation experience. For those interested in history this town is a real treasure, with plenty to be explored and enjoyed. This historic Medieval port enjoys a convenient location on the fabulous River Great Ouse. Visitors here will find that the town has preserved its rich heritage with pride, but also offers modern day amenities and facilities to make every visitor's stay more comfortable and convenient.

Once home to George Vancouver, discoverer of the Canadian town that is named after him, Kings Lynn reflects much of its past in the various historical sites and attractions that can be found here. Enjoy the magnificent sight of the centuries old Church of St Margaret; check out the fascinating exhibitions and stories at the Trinity Guild Hall; visit the only surviving Hanseatic Warehouse in England; and go and see Custom House, built by Henry Bell in the mid 1600s. There are many other historical sites to enjoy in this town.

This town exudes character, and you will find this practically everywhere you go in the area. Enjoy soaking up the atmosphere and ambiance at the Saturday Market Place. Or take in an interactive wildlife exhibition at the Green Quay, an interpretation center. The town House Museum will enable you to sample the life in a bygone era, and the Lynn Museum offers some fascinating memorabilia, including exhibitions on Admiral Nelson, who was born just north of the town.

In addition to the rich history, culture, and character of this town, you will also find a range of leisure pursuits at your disposal. From shopping facilities to recreational delights, and a choice of eateries and pubs, you will always find something to keep you busy. Accommodations in the area offer affordable and comfortable lodgings to help you further enjoy your stay in this fascinating town.