Becket’s Chapel, a Grade I listed gem in the heart of Wymondham, dates to 1174 when it was founded as a chantry by William d’Albini. Rebuilt around 1400, it has served many roles over the centuries—from guild chapel and grammar school to public hall and library. Today, beautifully restored by Historic Norfolk, it stands as a vibrant cultural venue hosting exhibitions, talks, and community events. Its striking medieval architecture, including the hammerbeam roof, reflects centuries of history and craftsmanship. Open from spring to autumn as home to Wymondham Arts, Becket’s Chapel offers visitors a unique blend of heritage and creativity.