- Cromer - Wikipedia
Cromer stands between stretches of coastal cliffs which, to the east, are up to 70 metres (230 ft) high According to palaeontologist Dr James Neenan, from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, the cliffs are part of a Norfolk coastline area rich in Pleistocene fossils
- Qué hacer en Cromer (Inglaterra) [Actualizado 2025]
Cromer es famoso por su cangrejo homónimo, que aparece en los menús de toda la ciudad Estos crustáceos abundan en el agua, particularmente alrededor de Cromer Pier, y atraparlos ha sido una actividad familiar durante más de un siglo
- LAS 15 COSAS más increíbles que ver en Cromer - Tripadvisor
10 mejores atracciones en Cromer, Norfolk: Descubre en Tripadvisor 49 453 opiniones de viajeros y fotos de 47 cosas que puedes hacer en Cromer
- THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Cromer (2025) - Tripadvisor
The museum tells incredible stories of Cromer people putting their lives in danger to rescue strangers from the sea At the heart of the museum is the lifeboat stationed at Cromer during WWII
- Cromer UK – Norfolks Most Famous Seaside Town
Cromer is most famous for its brown Cromer Crabs and Lobster which come in everyday with the fishermen More often than not, you can see them hauling their boats up onto the sand, tractors waiting to bring the vessels closer to shore
- Inspiration for a Visit to Cromer - Visit North Norfolk
With great sandy beaches, museums, surfing, plenty of attractions and wonderful walking along the Norfolk Coast Path, Cromer is a great place for a holiday, any time of the year
- Cromer - Visit Norfolk
For this is life by the sea, and Cromer is still very much a working town, behind the towering townscape that rises dramatically from the beach chalets and the crab boats pulled up on the sand after early mornings bringing Cromer’s famous shellfish delicacy to our plates
- Cromer – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
Cromer is 23 miles from the centre of Norwich, and is a good base for exploring the north coast of Norfolk Cromer is on several main roads: to Norwich, Holt, along the coast to Sheringham to the west and Overstrand to the east, which can get congested in the town centre especially during the summer months
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