St Cuthbert's Church

The church sits quietly on the edge of Wroxham, a solid Norman structure that most boaters drifting past on the Broads probably don't give a second glance. Step inside and you'll find the real appeal - a proper working parish church with genuine medieval bones and some lovely stained glass that catches the light properly. The chancel's worth a look if you're into that sort of thing, and there's a genuine sense of peace that comes from somewhere other than just the thick stone walls.

It's really a spot for architecture enthusiasts and anyone with an interest in Norfolk's church heritage rather than casual visitors. You won't spend more than twenty minutes here unless you're the type to sit and soak in the atmosphere - which honestly, isn't a bad way to spend a morning given the surroundings. The walk from Wroxham itself is pleasant enough, taking you away from the holiday park bustle that tends to dominate the Broads area.

If you're based at Norfolk Broads Haven, this makes a decent leg-stretcher between days on the water. It breaks up the endless pattern of lock-hopping and mooring stops. The church is free to enter, though opening times can be a bit hit-and-miss depending on the vicar's schedule, so don't plan your entire day around visiting. Best approached as a bonus detour rather than a destination in itself.