Bawsey is a Village in the county of Norfolk.

Retail in Bawsey

There are great places to visit near Bawsey including some great historic buildings, towns, beaches, ancient sites, old mines, woodlands, country parks, airports and ruins.

Blickling Estate, Duke's Head Hotel, and Warehouse and Training Ship Vancouver in St Margaret's Lane are some of Bawsey best historic buildings to visit near Bawsey.

The area around Bawsey boasts some of the best towns including King's Lynn, Thetford, Great Yarmouth, Hunstanton, and Wells-next-the-Sea.

The area close to Bawsey boasts some of the best beaches including Heacham South Beach.

The area around Bawsey's best ancient sites can be found at Grimes Graves.

Don't miss Grimes Graves's old mines if visiting the area around Bawsey.

Thetford Forest Park is a great place to visit close to Bawsey if you like woodlands.

Country Parks to visit near Bawsey include Thetford Forest Park.

There are a number of airports near to Bawsey including Norwich Airport.

There are a several good ruins in the area around Bawsey like St Benet's Abbey.

Bawsey History

There are some historic monuments around Bawsey:

• Appleton medieval and early post-medieval settlement
• Medieval settlement remains immediately west of All Saints' Church
• Medieval settlement remains east of Walton Common
• Middleton Mount motte and bailey castle
• Moated site of Crancourt Manor, 430m south east of Manor Farm
• Greyfriars Tower
• Portion of town walls in Kettlewell Lane
• Remains of Blackborough Priory
• Moat at the Old Rectory
• Bowl barrow on Roydon Common, 800m south west of Hall Farm
• Roman villa adjoining Watery Lane
• Butler's Cross
• Bowl barrow and adjacent section of boundary bank and ditch 700m south of Mill House
• Medieval settlement remains 500m west of Well Hall
• Medieval settlement around Anmer Hall
• Moated site at Gayton Hall
• Moated site in Crow's Wood, 700m south west of the ruined church of St James
• Congham Roman settlement
• Remains of St Andrew's Church
• Flitcham Priory, medieval settlement and 16th century great house
• Shouldham Priory with associated water management features, a section of a Roman road and a Bronze Age urnfield
• St Felix's Church, Babingley
• Remains of Pentney Priory at Abbey Farm
• Moated site and associated earthworks 200m south west of St Nicholas's Church
• Marham Abbey
• Bowl barrow and associated mound in Old Fen, 450m south east of Mill House
• Moated site and manorial earthworks at Middleton Towers
• Moated site 390m south of the remains of St Mary's Church
• Medieval and early post-medieval settlement remains 570m west of Jubilee Farm
• Whitefriars Gateway, South Lynn
• Two bowl barrows on Roydon Common, 700m south west of Hall Farm
• Site of All Saints' Church
• Moated site at The Old Rectory
• Motte and bailey castle in Wormegay village
• Remains of medieval and early post-medieval settlement at Summer End
• Medieval settlement of Babingley
• Roman villa at Gayton Thorpe
• Village cross, 30m south of Cross Hill Farm
• Red Mount Chapel, The Walk
• Roman villa in and adjacent to Denbeck Wood
• Standing cross on the green, 70m west of St Lawrence's Church
• Bowl barrow on Leziate Heath, 300m west of Leziate Drove
• Wayside cross 190m south west of Crossgates Farm
• Tithe barn near church
• Post-medieval defences
• Littleport Street Bridge
• Moated site in Hillington Park
• Medieval town walls
• Town wall beside Wyatt Street
• The Former South Gate and Southgates Bridge
• Well Hall Roman settlement
• Bowl barrow known as Hill of Peace, 290m north west of Gatehouse Farm
• Remains of St James' Church and surrounding Saxon and medieval settlement
• Moated site of Wormegay Priory, fishponds and associated enclosures
• Castle Rising castle and 11th century church
• Motte castle in Keeper's Wood, 670m east of Castle Rising Castle
• Moated site in Hills and Holes Plantation, 30m north west of Home Farm