Guidebook for Norfolk
Food Scene
Delivers across Norwich. Delicious Thai food including a range of vegetarian and vegan options. Good value for money.
Take Thai
130 Dereham RdDelivers across Norwich. Delicious Thai food including a range of vegetarian and vegan options. Good value for money.
Family friendly dining for filling, delicious comfort food - lovely friendly staff and a good range of vegetarian or vegan options on the menu.
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Bill's Norwich Restaurant
2-10 Back Of The InnsFamily friendly dining for filling, delicious comfort food - lovely friendly staff and a good range of vegetarian or vegan options on the menu.
Entertainment & Activities
A great place to eat, drink, admire the current art exhibition and see many live music and comedy events. There's usually something on there year round and the venue is interesting itself, housed in an old church, with several different spaces to choose from. A great place to visit on a rainy day or for an evening's entertainment.
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Norwich Arts Centre
51 St Benedicts StA great place to eat, drink, admire the current art exhibition and see many live music and comedy events. There's usually something on there year round and the venue is interesting itself, housed in an old church, with several different spaces to choose from. A great place to visit on a rainy day or for an evening's entertainment.
Arts & Culture
Standing above the city, the iconic Norwich Castle has been around since the Normans and houses a wonderfully interesting museum. Brilliantly interesting with lots of interactive exhibits and even a dungeon!
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Château de Norwich
24 Castle MdwStanding above the city, the iconic Norwich Castle has been around since the Normans and houses a wonderfully interesting museum. Brilliantly interesting with lots of interactive exhibits and even a dungeon!
Sightseeing
The beautiful cathedral is worth a visit during your stay. The doors are open early and it's free to visit. Like the castle, it was built by the Normans and has many architectural secrets to surprise you, including some rather lovely cloisters. Visit the café and the gift shop or just have a walk through and soak up the tranquil atmosphere.
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Cathédrale de Norwich
65 The CloseThe beautiful cathedral is worth a visit during your stay. The doors are open early and it's free to visit. Like the castle, it was built by the Normans and has many architectural secrets to surprise you, including some rather lovely cloisters. Visit the café and the gift shop or just have a walk through and soak up the tranquil atmosphere.
One of the oldest streets in Norwich, this cobbled hill is full of interesting little shops and buildings.
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Elm Hill
Elm HillOne of the oldest streets in Norwich, this cobbled hill is full of interesting little shops and buildings.
Parks & Nature
A beautiful heath and woodland right in the heart of the city. Wander the paths through the gorse and bracken at the top of the heath or enjoy the peace of the woodland areas below. Full of wildlife and a lovely place for a tranquil walk. Also popular with joggers.
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Mousehold Heath
Heartsease LaneA beautiful heath and woodland right in the heart of the city. Wander the paths through the gorse and bracken at the top of the heath or enjoy the peace of the woodland areas below. Full of wildlife and a lovely place for a tranquil walk. Also popular with joggers.
If this is your first visit to Norfolk, and you have your own transport, it is definitely worth the drive to visit Holkham Beach and Nature Reserve. One of the loveliest beaches in Norfolk, with sand dunes, a huge sandy beach, pine woods and plenty of gorgeous walks. There's parking (for a small fee) at the beach itself and the pub opposite the car park does a rather good range of traditional pub fare if all the walking gives you an appetite!
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Réserve naturelle nationale de Holkham
Lady Anne's DriveIf this is your first visit to Norfolk, and you have your own transport, it is definitely worth the drive to visit Holkham Beach and Nature Reserve. One of the loveliest beaches in Norfolk, with sand dunes, a huge sandy beach, pine woods and plenty of gorgeous walks. There's parking (for a small fee) at the beach itself and the pub opposite the car park does a rather good range of traditional pub fare if all the walking gives you an appetite!
Shopping
A lovely street full of interesting independent shops and places to eat. Definitely worth a visit during your stay.
St Benedicts St
Saint Benedicts StreetA lovely street full of interesting independent shops and places to eat. Definitely worth a visit during your stay.
Essentials
Probably the best general groceries and convenience store within walking distance, or a couple of minutes in the car. They have parking available behind the store.
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Tesco Express
84 Unthank RdProbably the best general groceries and convenience store within walking distance, or a couple of minutes in the car. They have parking available behind the store.