Information on all rail services can be found on the website of National Rail (http://www.nationalrail.co.uk) or by calling 08457-48-49-50
Information on all national, regional and local trains and buses can be found on the website of Traveline (http://www.traveline.info/) or by calling 0871-200-22-33.
By bus
Information on all national, regional and local buses can be found on the website of Traveline (http://www.traveline.info/) or by calling 0871-200-22-33.
In addition to the National Express routes listed in the Get in section above, First Eastern Counties (http://www.firstgroup.com...) operate most urban buses in and around Norwich, as well as a number of regional and rural services that connection Norwich with other parts of the county. See their website for timetable and fare information. Sanders Coaches also runs buses throughout the county.
For exploring the coast, combined rail and bus tickets provide train travel from Norwich to Cromer and Sheringham and onward bus travel along the coast.
By train
In addition to the principal rail routes detailed in the Get In section above, a number of well supported and popular rail services radiate out along named lines through some exceptionally scenic parts of the county. These include:
The Bittern Line Norwich â Cromer â Sheringham
East Suffolk Line Ipswich â Lowestoft
Wherry Lines Norwich â Great Yarmouth / Lowestoft
Breckland Line Norwich - Wymondham - Attleborough - Thetford - Brandon - Cambridge
All services are operated by National Express East Anglia (http://www.nationalexpres...) NXEA. In addition to the standard range of tickets offered by all train operating companies, NXEA offers a series of 'Anglia Plus' rail passes which allow for one or three days unlimited travel in Norfolk Suffolk or Cambridgeshire. These can be bought on the day of travel from the ticket office or from the conductor on board the train if no ticket office is available.
There is also the Poppy Line, a preserved railway run by the [www.nnrailway.co.uk|North Norfolk Railway], that runs from Holt to Sheringham, where the Poppy Line station is just a short walk from the regular station that runs services to Norwich. Holt station is a couple of miles from the town center, but a horse drawn cart connects the town to the station. In peak season, Poppy Line trains run approximately hourly. Some trains are steam powered; some diesel.
By Bicycle, Or On Foot
Norfolk's geography makes it an exceptionally easy place to explore by bicycle or on foot, and the county is a good destination for cyclists and hikers to explore. Trains and buses are also increasingly friendly towards cyclists who wish to travel with their bikes, although it is strongly advised to call the transport operator in advance to check availability of space and, if necessary, to reserve it.
For details of cycle routes, visit the website of Sustrans (http://www.sustrans.org.uk/).
For details of paths, visit the website of the Ramblers Association (http://www.ramblers.org.uk/)