Norfolk people should look to the skies over the jubilee weekend with the Queen's flypast set to pass over the county.

First, the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Flypast rehearsals will see a large formation of planes pass over RAF Marham near King's Lynn between 11.25am and 12.55pm, on either May 24, 26 or 27 depending on the weather.

Eastern Daily Press: Map showing the area planes will cover during the flypast rehearsals.Map showing the area planes will cover during the flypast rehearsals. (Image: Google Maps)

The flypast itself on June 2, will then see the planes begin their flight near The Wash in west Norfolk before passing over Thetford and Swaffham on their way to Buckingham Palace.

Eastern Daily Press: Map showing the route the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Flypast will take.Map showing the route the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Flypast will take. (Image: Google Maps)

Those hoping to see the planes on their way to the palace should look up between 12.15 and 1.15pm.

Planes will also pass over some areas in Suffolk, including Southwold during the rehearsal and actual flypast.