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Quote: Of course no visit to Norwich would be complete without a tour of the City’s great cathedral. Although it’s magnificent I don’t think it can compare with the cathedral in Lincoln , but being born and bred in… Read More
Quote: I hadn’t visited the City of Norwich for several years and so we decided to check out the place. Parking in the centre is reputedly a nightmare so we opted to use the out of town "Park and Ride" scheme a choice… Read More
Quote: Bewilderwood is at Hoveton, just past Norwich, about 1.5 hours drive from Wells-next-the-Sea. It is a forest full of fun and outdoor adventure and has won various awards. There are tree houses, zip wires,… Read More
Quote: Dragon Hall is a magnificent Grade 1 listed medieval trading hall. Merchant Robert Toppes built the hall in 1430 which is the only surviving medieval trading hall in Western Europe built by an individual.… Read More
Quote: Norwich Castle has sat proudly atop the city for 900 years. Built by the Normans as a royal palace it served as an awe-inspiring symbol of the king’s power. The castle served as a prison from the 14th century and… Read More
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Quote: This fascinating place is a museum of local industry. Norwich was at its heights before the industrial revolution, and the industries are therefore food and cottage based. Inside the museum are some examples… Read More
Quote: Wow. i have walked on lots of ghost walks but i was realy shocked at this one. the one i was on was very scary and the only thing i can compaer it to was the City of the dead tour in scottland. The castle was… Read More
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Quote: The Guildhall is a wonderful building in itself - with it's medieval facade & timber beams. it was built in 1529 & has been everything from a wool market & workhouse through to a prison. It now houses a museum… Read More
Quote: I took a daytrip to Cambridge on a mild Saturday in October. There were surprisingly few people roaming about -- but I suppose this famous university city gets most of its traffic during the summer months. I… Read More