King’s Lynn was an important port and market town in medieval England, and today boasts the oldest Guildhall in the country, St. George’s Guildhall. In the 15th century the town was booming, and so a second one was built: Trinity Guildhall has a striking chequered frontage, and the adjacent Town Hall, which was built over 400 years later, has a matching façade. The Hanseatic Warehouse is well worth a look, as are the medieval merchants’ houses that are clustered around the South Quay.
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Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Kings Lynn (Kings Lynn & the Fens) include Dereham, King’s Lynn, Kings Lynn, King's Lynn, and more.
