Near Great Yarmouth, Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens has 250-year-old manicured gardens, play spaces, and a magnificent willow pattern garden. Thrigby Hall is known for its collection of Asian mammals, birds, and reptiles, which are housed in beautifully manicured grounds and gardens.

Use their unique network of pathways to explore the park. You may walk over the lake on the bridges, climb the Jubilee Tree Walk for spectacular views of the park, and enter the Tiger Tunnel. There’s also the Tiger Tree Walk, which takes you right above the enclosure, and the Tiger Machan Viewing Platform, where you can get up close and personal with the Sumatran Tigers. Follow the route around the trees above the Leopard cages and through the treetops with the Gibbons. Explore the Cloisters of Cats, the Pool Garden, and the Aviaries. Watch as a group of Keepers feeds the animals and gives educational presentations. At Thrigby Hall, you will get the opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the creatures.

Snow Leopards, rare tigers, gibbons, deer otters, crocodiles in a swamp house, aviaries, ducks, a gift store, and a cafe are among the attractions for visitors of all ages. Tropical and woodland homes provide excellent all-weather protection.