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Historic market town and abbey grounds dog walk, Norfolk

A visit here is a bit like stumbling onto the filmset of Robin Hood and finding Richard the Lionheart heading towards you. Just so fantastically old.

Stylish meals on the Broads, Norfolk

Country pub with a strong emphasis on stylish dining. Rosettes have been awarded, and they're also dog-friendly.

Norfolk Broads dog-friendly pub with walks and boating, Norfolk

Traditional Norfolk Broads pub where dogs and kids are welcome, and they do smashing cream teas too.

Norwich Country Park dog walks and cafe, Norfolk

Parkland on the outskirts of Norwich, and a popular destination for local dog owners. There's plenty of walking to be done, whether you prefer the waterside or woodland walks.

Dog-friendly country inn and dog walk not far from Kings Lynn, Norfolk

A country inn that's full of charm. Warm and comforting in winter, open and spacious in summer. Since we visited the management has changed at least twice - we think it's still dog-friendly.

Dog-friendly pub and B&B with long dog walk, Norfolk

Calling all Sherlock Holmes fans with dogs. The Adventures of the Dancing Men was written here, and Conan Doyle was a regular visitor. They even have a blue plaque on the pub wall.

Wells next the Sea dog-friendly beach, Norfolk

The walk starts at a cafe where dogs are more than welcome. There are plenty of water bowls and the tables have rings so that you can safely attach your dogs leads.

Overstrand dog-friendly cafe and beach, Norfolk

Wild winds and sideways rain was the story here. And still the beach was good for a walk, and the very dog-cafe came up with welcome hot food and soup. It must be amazing in sunshine!

Ladybelt country park, not far from the A11, Norfolk

This is a great spot with free parking not far from the A11, the main circular route takes around 45mins, dogs are required to stay on the lead between March and September due to birds nesting.