Landmarks and Beaches of Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth, England is better known by locals simply as Yarmouth. It is a coastal town located in the region known as Norfolk. It lies approximately twenty miles east of Norwich. It has a beautiful beach and two promenades, which are popular with locals and tourists alike. It is one of the area’s main tourists centers and there is a great variety of styles of Yarmouth hotels so that the perfect accommodations for all tastes can be satisfied. There are many interesting landmarks and historic icons as well as great contemporary social elements that continue to draw throngs of tourists to its streets every year. One of the intriguing stops most tourists make while visiting Yarmouth is a visit to the Tollhouse. This 13th century building retains its historic feel and includes dungeons, which captivates the imagination of the young and old alike.
In addition, though along different lines, are the two piers that city has. The Britannia Pier and the Wellington Pier each have their own charming and dynamic elements. The Britannia Pier is home to the Britannia Theatre, which is one of the last remaining end of the pier theatres in all of England. During the summer months the theatre hosts popular a series of popular shows that are enjoyed by the thousands of tourists that are visiting the city. Some of the more popular performers include Chubby Brown, The Searchers and Cannon and Ball. There was also a theatre on Wellington Pier though it was torn down in 2005 and is currently being rebuilt. That won’t stop tourists from enjoying the rest of the attractions found along Wellington, nor will it impede their interest in the sandy shores of Pleasure Beach. The seafront is reached by walking the beautiful promenade known as The Golden Mile. The beach and Golden Mile stretch include plenty of arcades and indoor amusement centers, as well as fabulous restaurants and other entertainment and adventure options.


