Norfolk Lavender

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Norfolk Lavender – England’s world‑famous lavender farm – welcomes visitors to nearly 100 acres of fragrant fields, a historic distillery, and a rich herb garden. Since its founding in 1932, the farm has grown into a national symbol of the Norfolk countryside, offering guests a sensory journey through rows of lavenders, wide‑open gardens, and a family‑friendly retail and gifting experience. Guided tours of the on‑site distillery reveal the art of extracting pure lavender oil, while the herb garden showcases a colorful collection of plants used in remedies, teas, and culinary creations. The farm’s landmark collections, including the National Lavender Collection and Lavender Lounge Tea Room, provide a mix of leisure and education for all ages. Whether you’re a nature lover, photographer, or curious traveller, a day at Norfolk Lavender offers a tranquil, immersive experience in the heart of West Norfolk. A visit typically takes 2–3 hours (10800 seconds), especially during the peak bloom from late June to early July. Spring and early summer also offer softer blooms for those who prefer lighter crowds. Take advantage of the on‑site distillery, herb garden, gift shop, and lavender oil products – all crafted on the farm itself.

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• Lavender Fields
• Lavender Oil Distillery
• Herb Garden
• Gift Shop
• Lavender Lounge Tea Room

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• Typical visit: about 3 hours