Swaffham

The town of Swaffham is believed to have existed as early as the Bronze and Iron Ages with excavations providing evidence to support inhabitance at this time. In medieval times, cows and sheep were auctioned off at the Saturday market (located at the centre of the town) and there is still a Saturday market to this day where you can purchase all sorts of things including clothes, gadgets and machinery.

How to get to Swaffham from West Rudham

Head eastwards on the A148 towards Fakenham. Turn right at Station Road and continue for about 2 miles before turing left onto Low Street. Turn Right onto the A1065 and continue for about 10 miles before turning left to stay on the A1065.

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To find out more about Swaffam and the legend of the Pedlar, please visit our Swaffham website.