Stretching from its iconic north coast to the Breckland region in the south and encompassing both the flatlands of the Fens and the unique wetlands of the Broads, Norfolk's landscape is more varied than many might realise. This distinctive corner of Britain was largely bypassed by the Industrial Revolution and is a land of rolling farmland, ancient woodland and hundreds of villages. It is also the perfect place to travel slowly. 

The latest title in the highly-acclaimed Slow Travel series, Bradt's Norfolk is a personal and entertaining look at one of Britain's most beautiful counties. Fascinating stories of the county's residents, a focus on local identity and authoritative practical information combine to make this the most comprehensive guide available. 2014 marks Bradt's 40th anniversary and to celebrate we are relaunching the Slow Travel series; each title comes with new livery, a smaller more portable format, more colour throughout, and a lower RRP.