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Norwich Attractions
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This privately owned collection of memorabilia from the Second World War is one of the finest in the area and offers a range of photographs, pictures, documents and other artefacts....
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This interesting museum is filled with a massive collection of Second World War pieces that have survived since the conflict. Housed in original Nissen huts, the museum is focussed...
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For anyone who loves crafts, Alby Crafts is a gold mine. Home to eleven working craftsmen, within a complex of several converted farm buildings, it hosts furniture, sculpture, embroidery, picture...
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The Assembly House is a splendid 18th century building within a short walking distance of Norwich city centre. In 1995 it was almost completely destroyed by fire but has been...
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Experience a fun filled family day out at Banham Zoo, East Anglia’s premier wildlife attraction, and simply purrrrrfect for those who have an interest in rare and endangered animals from...
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This is one of five medieval bridges across the River Wensum in Norwich, a greater number than any other English medieval city. It was built in 1345 on the...
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The Bridewell Museum is housed in what used to be a prison for women and beggars, known as a "Bridewell". There are no less than thirteen packed rooms that plot...
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Carrow House is one of the leading centres for the study of costumes anywhere in the country. This centre is filled with interesting examples of traditional costumes that have...
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Chapelfield Gardens is situated within 100 metres of the Theatre Royal in the very centre of Norwich. The gardens get their name because they were once the field of ST...
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Cow Tower is situated sitting on a sharp bend by the River Wensum along riverside walk in Norwich. Also located within sight of the cathedral, the ruined Cow Tower was...
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Dragon Hall is a magnificant medieval trading hall dating from around 1430 which opens as a heritage museum. Discover 1000 years of history as you explore the building, from the...
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Eaton Park Gardens were first opened in 1928 by the Prince of Wales as the flagship scheme of the so called "Sandys-Winsch" parks. Named after the parks superintendent of the...
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Elm Hill is one of the oldest streets in Norwich and is a leap back in history. It was largely rebuilt after the great fire of 1507 but still retains...
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Felbrigg Hall stands in its own 1,750 acre estate within North Norfolk’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This is one of the finest seventeenth century houses in the country and...
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The biggest Millennium project in the east of England, the Forum is a magnificent focal point for Norwich city centre. Apart from the library, the spacious and airy building houses...
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Advertising is something that effects all of our lives, everyday. No matter what you do, you cannot help but see adverts for products, and this is something that we...
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Hoveton Hall Gardens is a wonderful 15 acre estate on the very edge of the Norfolk Broads. Hoveton Hall itself is a nineteenth century house but is not open to...
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One of Norwich’s finest Medieval Churches, St. Michael’s Coslany, is the lovely home to the Inspire Science Centre. Featuring over 40 exhibits, it is East Anglia’s only hands-on science centre....
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Kirby Hall Library carries a huge collection that is related to the history of Norfolk and the people that have lived here and made the country what it is today....
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Mannington Hall and Gardens is owned by Lord and Lady Walpole. The hall was built in the 15th Century and mentioned as a substantial property in the Domesday Book. There...
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Mousehold Heath is located to the north east of the centre of Norwich and can provide wonderful views of the City of Norwich from one of its higher points. In...
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This is the only waterside museum of Broadland life, and is situated in a beautiful setting in this most charming of natural environments. The collection is made up of...
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Norfolk Record Office houses the most extensive collection of records that exist with relation to this region anywhere in the world. Since there have been records, the major events...
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Norwich Arts Centre is an intimate venue that is independently run and situated close to the centre of Norwich. Originally opened in a disused department store on St Benedict’s Street...
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Carrow Road Stadium is the second home of Norwich City Football Club, having moved in 1935 from Newmarket Road Stadium (aka. The Nest). The stadium has been remodelled at various...
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Norwich Gallery is the main exhibition space that is owned and operated by the Norwich School of Art & Design. The prestigious institution has been training and nurturing some...
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The Norwich Guildhall is situated next the historic market place in Norwich city centre on Gaol Hill. Built in 1410 it is a complex building, reflecting the status of Norwich...
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Norwich Playhouse is situated sitting beside the River Wensum along St. Georges Street in Norwich, just a small walk from the city centre. The theatre has been developed from an...
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With a year round programme of puppet plays and puppet making workshops a visit to Norwich Puppet Theatre is a unique experience for everyone. Based in converted medieval church, just...
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Outpost is an artist-led gallery founded in 2004 with financial support from the Arts Council and Norwich City Council. The gallery has a commitment to offering an uncompromising art...
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The Plantation Garden really is a hidden gem, in more ways than one, in the centre of Norwich. To find it you need to look between Crofters Hotel and Beeches...
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Pulls Ferry is located along the River Wensum and forms the picturesque postcard scene often assoiciated with the City of Norwich. This beautiful little spot, with its flint building, was...
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This gallery is dedicated to the work of ‘Outsider Artists’. This term usually refers to those who are marginalized because of a disability or because they are self-taught and...
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The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a public art museum at the University of East Anglia, close to the centre of Norwich. The building in which the world-class...
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Sewell Park was opened on July 9th 1909 and is named after Anna Sewell, authoress of Black Beauty, who lived a short distance away in Old Catton from 1867-1878. Two...
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Snetterton Race Circuit is easy to find some 10 miles north-east of Thetford on the A11 from London to Norwich. It is located at a former World War 2 US...
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Strangers Hall Museum can be found in one of the oldest and most fascinating buildings in Norwich. Strangers Hall is a perfect example of a wealthy merchant’s house and dates...
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The Norwich Theatre Royal is an Art Deco style theatre with a 1300 seat capacity. Its growing reputation means today it is one of East Anglia’s premier theatres presenting a...
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The University Archives and Special Collections are made up of several smaller exhibits and collections that have been built up over a period of many years. Some of the...
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This campus-based University was founded in the 1960s and considered as one of the best academic achieving universities in the country. Notable alumni include Booker Prize winner Ian McEwan, Lord...
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Waterloo Park can be found between Aylsham Road and Angel Road, to the north of Norwich City centre. It was one of a series of formal parks that formed a...
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Wensum Park is located beside the River Wensum on Drayton Road, to the north of Norwich City centre. It was one of a series of formal parks that formed a...
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Thomas Ripley built Wolterton Hall in the 1720’s for Horatio Walpole, brother of Britains first Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole. During the 19th century a new wing was added and...
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Latest Norwich Review
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Norfolk is a historic area with a lot to offer people interested in culture and history, featuring many historic buildings and landmarks, museums and fairs.
Within Norwich there's also a lot of shopping and entertainment facilities, and if you can travel there are a variety of adventure parks and attractions for younger children too.
- M. Henry
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