� Comfortable bar
� Stunning lakeside views
� Soft play area for children
� Great events and activities all year
� NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED
. . .We look forward to welcoming you
Brow of The Hill
Leziate, King's Lynn
� 01553 630393 �
www.leziatepark.co.uk � enquiries@leziatepark.co.uk
Enjoy the Beautiful Norfolk Countryside
just outside King's Lynn . . . . .
IF you are visiting the King's Lynn area -- or
indeed if you live locally -- you can now come
along and enjoy the unique venue that is Leziate
Park Country Club, just a couple of miles from
the town.
You no longer have to be a member in order
to come along and enjoy either a meal or a drink
in Leziate's very comfortable surroundings with
its stunning views over the lake.
The spacious bar, complete with adjoining soft
play area for youngsters, is a highly versatile
facility that can rapidly be adapted to the needs
of large groups, as well as the family.
Parking is no problem either, with plenty of
space for everyone.
All this in a leafy, rural setting just outside
King's Lynn -- normally you would have to drive
miles and miles into the Norfolk countryside to
find somewhere of this magnitude.
And while you can drop in any time now, there
are plenty of social events and major occasions
lined up throughout the year to really tempt you
to come along and enjoy them in this roomy and
relaxing setting.
Easter Fun in April... live music evenings and
quizzes... there's plenty coming up in the
months ahead.
Finding your way to Leziate Park Country Club
is no problem either.
It's only a couple of miles out of King's Lynn,
just through Bawsey. From the Eastern Bypass,
take the Gayton turning at the roundabout near
the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
So call in soon and discover a venue with
rather more to offer than most. You will be glad
you did.
For more information, call 01553 630393 or
visit the website at www.leziatepark.co.uk THIS summer King's
Lynn will celebrate its
historic links with the
Hanseatic League with
a Maritime extrava-
ganza during the
weekend of July 30-
August 2.
The star attraction of the
festivities will be arrival of the
15th century replica sailing
ship the Lisa Von Lubeck,
coming from her home port in
Germany.
She will sail up river to moor
at the Boal Quay for the festi-
val weekend, allowing the pub-
lic to go aboard this majestic
vessel.
Lynn has a long and illustri-
ous maritime tradition, it was
among England's most signifi-
cant ports during the 14th and
15th centuries, and largely
because of its important links
with a group of German ports
which formed the Hanseatic
League and controlled trade in
the Baltic and North Sea.
King's Lynn has the only sur-
viving Hanse House in
England, situated near the his-
toric Saturday Market Place.
There were others in Hull,
Yarmouth, Ipswich and
London.
Three years ago, Lynn
became the only English mem-
ber of the newly-formed mod-
ern Hanseatic League, whose
members include Hamburg
and Lubeck.
The `new' HANSE hopes to
foster and develop business
links and promote cultural
exchange and tourism within
member towns and cities.
During the festival weekend,
visitors can enjoy the sound of
sea shanties and songs of the
sea along the quayside as they
sample the delights of street
theatre, an al fresco food fair,
puppet shows, storytelling, tra-
ditional maritime craft demon-
strations, heritage walks,
music from local bands and
much much more.
Over the weekend the inter-
national Blacksmiths Guild of
Artists will be creating a unique
public art piece to commemo-
rate the Hanse Festival.
Blacksmiths will be coming
from all over Europe and work-
ing together on the Quayside.
There will be a concert of
Hanseatic music in St
Margaret's Church. Five great
baroque composers feature in
the concert to celebrate the
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Great venue in
the countryside
The Lisa von Lubeck is coming to King's
Lynn this summer.
Maritime extravaganza

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