But where can you see the pieces that are thought to be by the street art pioneer?
Cromer
Have you seen all of the Norfolk and Waveney Banksy works? (Image: Sue Edwards)
On East Beach in Cromer, Banksy has painted a group of crabs holding a sign which reads 'luxury rentals only'.
Great Yarmouth
The Clarke family from Kent were among those making a beeline for Banksy. Corinne and Nick are pictured with Austin and Seth in Admiralty Road, Great Yarmouth. (Image: Liz Coates)
A Banksy-style artwork has appeared in Merrivale Model Village in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Merrivale Model Village)
A cottage signed 'Banksy' has appeared in Merrivale Model Village in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Merrivale Model Village)
In Yarmouth, Banksy is thought to have painted a pair of dancers on to a house on Admiralty Road along with a man playing the accordion.
He is also suspected of adding a house of his own to the display at Merrivale Model Village.
Gorleston
Great Yarmouth street artist Emo has added some bears to a possible Banksy artwork in Gorleston. But is it a true collaboration or a tribute? (Image: Liz Coates)
The tag on the possible Banksy mural on Gorleston's lower prom indicates a collaboration between Banksy and local street artist Emo - 'a big big claim' if not true according to one expert. (Image: Liz Coates)
Located on Gorleston's lower prom appears to be a Banksy collaboration with Norfolk-based artist Emo, depicting a grabber descending on some teddy bears.
Lowestoft
Street art which has appeared on a wall in Nicholas Everitt Park, Lowestoft, which is believed to be a new work by street artist Banksy. (Image: PA)
Street art on the corner of Denmark Road and Katwijk Way in Lowestoft showing a seagull about to eat some chips from a skip. (Image: India Johnson-Evans)
Street art depicting a rat drinking a cocktail has appeared at North Beach in Lowestoft. (Image: Emma-lei Longhurst)
A suspected Banksy piece has appeared in Lowestoft at the crossing of London Road North and Regent Road at the former Lowestoft Electrical premises. (Image: Julie Martin)
So far Lowestoft seems to be the most hit area with four potential pieces in the town, one of a boy making a sand castle on Regent Road, one of a seagull swooping on a skip on Denmark Road, a group of children in a boat in Nicholas Everitt Park and a rat drinking a cocktail on North Beach.
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