Not just a train ride
But a journey into history as well
Photo: Kev Gregory
Step aboard a heritage train and embark on a journey through history, where the past comes alive with every turn of the wheels.
Heritage railways offer a wonderful opportunity for people of all ages to slow down, relax, and enjoy the charm of a bygone era while traveling through picturesque villages and towns.
Three heritage railways in the area have been lovingly restored and are operated by passionate volunteers. These railways bring history to life by running along former track beds that were in service before 1959.
Heritage Railways



Photo: Peter Moulton
Known as the Poppy Line, the North Norfolk Railway runs from Sheringham to Holt, passing through Weybourne. It offers stunning coastal views and an authentic vintage experience. The volunteers have meticulously recreated Sheringham Station, and the restored carriages make every trip memorable. This railway operates on a standard gauge track.
North Norfolk Railway
Photo: Wells & Walsingham Light Railway
This unique railway is the smallest narrow-gauge railway in the world! It travels between Wells-next-the-Sea and Walsingham, offering the perfect opportunity to visit the historic village of Walsingham and its famous priory ruins.
Wells & Walsingham Light Railway
Photo: Yackers
Running between the Georgian market town of Aylsham and the lively Broads town of Wroxham, the Bure Valley Railway covers an 18-mile round trip through picturesque countryside. This narrow-gauge railway is said to be the longest of its kind in the world—proof that Norfolk boasts both the smallest and the longest heritage railways!
Bure Valley Railway

North Norfolk Heritage Railways Map - Google