Walsingham Abbey Grounds and Museum
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Walsingham is situated 4 miles from the beautiful North Norfolk coast, between Wells-next-the-Sea and Fakenham, and is well worth a visit. The village has Saxon origins and was mentioned in the Doomsday book. The buildings you see today, date from the Mediaeval period when Walsingham was one of the major European centres of pilgrimage. After the reformation pilgrimage ceased. The modern pilgrimage revival began at the turn of the twentieth century and Walsingham is once again a major centre of pilgrimage with both Roman Catholic and Anglican shrines. This site is sponsored by Walsingham Parish Council and is designed to bring together all those sites that contain information about the village and what it offers. Please use it. If you follow one of the links to another site, please return to discover more about Walsingham by using the “Back” button or re-entering the address “walsingham.uk.com” If you would like to find out more about the facilities offered by the village, click on one of the titles below. At the bottom of every page is a "Home" button which will bring you back here. Admission: Adults £4 Child (6 to 16) £2.50 Season Tickets: Adult £15 Family (2 adults and 3 children) £45 Opening Times: 10am to 4.30pm daily April until the end of October and every weekend from the end of October until Christmas. | |||||||||||||||||||||