All Saints Church, Helhoughton

The church sits quietly at the heart of Helhoughton, a proper Norfolk village just east of Fakenham. All Saints is the sort of place that rewards a slow wander - medieval stonework, a decent tower, and the kind of peaceful churchyard where you can actually hear yourself think.

Inside, there's a working church with fixtures spanning centuries. The tower's worth noting if you're into that sort of thing, and the graveyard itself tells stories if you've got time to read the stones. This isn't a show-stopper attraction - you won't need more than half an hour unless you're deeply into church architecture or local history. It's the kind of stop you make because you're passing through, not because you've driven across Norfolk specifically for it.

Families with young kids might find fifteen minutes enough before they get restless. Keen walkers and church spotters will get more mileage from it, particularly if you're working through Norfolk's ecclesiastical trail. The village itself is worth a potter about - quiet lanes, proper Norfolk countryside.

If you're staying at Wild Meadow Glamping nearby, it's an easy detour on a morning walk. Free to visit, no faffing about with opening hours - just turn up. The churchyard's accessible most of the time, though you might find the building itself locked outside services. Worth ten minutes of your time if you're in the area, but don't rearrange your holiday around it.