Though it’s off the beaten track for most travellers, Norwich is one of the most vibrant and quirky cities in England, as well as being one of the oldest. Here are 10 fun things to do in Norwich!
This museum offers vistors almost a thousand years of history — from its Norman roots as a motte-and-bailey to later use as a Victorian prison. If there are any fun things to do in Norwich that you HAVE to do, it’s this one.
Norwich’s charming street market is one of the best things about the city. Selling everything from vintage clothes to fresh seafood, it’s a wonderful place to explore.
Norwich is a UNESCO City of Literature, and no book lover will be able to resist paying a visit to this awesome library. After you’re done browsing, enjoy a coffee (or a gin!) downstairs in Cafe Bar Marzano.
Attached to the Norwich Playhouse Theatre on St George’s Street, this bar is one of the most happening places in Norwich. Worth visiting for the hip atmosphere and outdoor garden, and there’s a great selection of tea, coffee, juice and snacks as well as alcohol.
This award-winning art gallery is one of the most prestigious university art galleries in the UK. The Sainsbury Centre permanently houses the art collection of its namesakes Robert and Lisa Sainsbury and its iconic exterior was featured in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Spider-Man: Homecoming.
One of the most beautiful wildlife trails in Norwich is on the university grounds, beside the Sainsbury Centre. The broad is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including kingfishers, grebes and (if you’re lucky) otters. There are also barbecues by the lakeside.
If you like your music old-school, Norwich is a great place to be! It’s a hipster paradise and dedicated to its vinyl. Check out Soundclash Records, Beatniks Records, Out Of Time and of course HMV.
The most beautiful park in Norwich, complete with a model boating pool, miniature railway and wildlife garden. A perfect place for picnics on a sunny day!
If you’re in the mood to see a show, this centuries old art-deco theatre in the centre of Norwich offers a brilliant range of productions. Kemp’s Restaurant, inside, is also pretty great…
Built in 1096, this remarkable building has been used as the set for countless films and documentaries, and it’s not hard to see why. Vistors can explore inside the church or stroll through the magnificent cloisters (bring your camera!) free of charge. If you’re especially lucky, you might catch a glimpse of the pair of peregrine falcons that live on the spire.
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