Wymondham, Norfolk
Wymondham, pronounced 'Windham' is an historic market town, situated in South Norfolk. It is one of the largest parishes in Great Britain at almost 11,000 acres. The town itself is well known for its abbey, which is the Church of England Parish, and many local tourist attractions.
Wymondham is situated about 8 miles south-east of Norwich, and is one of the largest of the South Norfolk market towns. It is home a number of different shops and businesses, as well as leisure facilities and attractions for visitors to the area. The tourist information centre is held in the historic Wymondham market cross.
Wymondham is also home to the headquarters of the Norfolk Constabulary. They were once found in the town centre, before moving to a new purpose built building. The old headquarters are now used as the town's Heritage Museum.
Notable Local Residents
There were a number of notable residents living close by to Wymondham. They include the prize winning poet, George Szirtes, commonwealth gold medallist bowls player John Ottaway, writer of the film 'The Full Monty' and 'Slumdog Millionaire' Simon Beufoy, author and travel writer Bill Bryson, artist Clarissa Upchurch, singer with the Darkness Justin Hawkins and more.
Wymondham Accommodation
A number of the very best hotels, B&Bs and other places to stay in and around Wymondham advertise in the Wymondham Guide directory. If you are planning on staying overnight, please take a look at the listings in the accommodation category of our online directory. Be sure to mention Wymondham Guide when contacting any of the hotels, bed & breakfasts, holiday cottages or caravan and camping sites listed.
