Aylsham, in the UK is a thriving historic market town in the centre of Norfolk whose traders offer a wide variety of goods and friendly, personal service. It is only a few miles from the  beautiful North Norfolk coast and the east coast towns of Cromer, Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft and the beautiful city of Norwich.  It is the centre of a rural community of farms that are scattered around and beautiful little villages set into a green, rolling countryside.  Aylsham is also well known for its auctions hosted by Keys. The town itself predates the Norman Conquest and its recorded name in the Domesday Book was Elesham. The linen and worstead industries accounted for much of the town's prosperity. The Parish Church of St. Michael and All Angels is the town's oldest and most impressive building.
There are many beautiful stately  houses in the area, the most famous of which, Blickling Hall, is only one and half miles from the town. It is reputed to be the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry V111.  There are several other historic houses and estates nearby and the North Norfolk coast is only a short drive away. 
The site offers a Complete Guide to the town and surrounding area.