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Norwich City Guide

United Kingdom>Norwich
Norwich, the largest provincial town in England three centuries ago, is still considered to be the capital of East Anglia and remains attractive and prosperous.

Norwich is perhaps best known for its Cathedral and Castle, but the city has other interesting historic buildings that should not be missed. These are Cow Tower, The Music House, St Andrew's and Blackfriars' Halls, and others.

The central streets follow their medieval course, outlined by the remaining parts of the ancient city walls, which enclose a wealth of historic buildings, including the Norman Cathedral and Castle and the medieval Guildhall.

Green, open spaces are in abundance throughout the city, many with seasonally planted flower beds. These fascinating spots are Anderson Meadow, Bowthorpe Marsh, Castle Gardens, and others; some are also open-air venues for musical events, sports and play-schemes.

Getting There and Moving Around

By air

Norwich is home to a major regional airport with over 300 worldwide connections via Manchester or Amsterdam. London Stansted is also within easy reach by road (65 miles). KLM UK provide both domestic and overseas flights to and from Norwich.

By sea

Passenger ferries are operated daily between Harwich and the Continent. The Hook of Holland (Stena), Hamburg, Gothenburg and Esbjerg (Scandinavian Seaways) are linked with Harwich (adjacent to Felixtowe).

By rail

There are train services from London to Norwich, the trains depart from Liverpool Street (Circle and Central Underground Lines). Inter City train services run on weekdays, including the East Anglian.

Trains also run to / from Cromer and the North Norfolk Coast, Great Yarmouth, and across the country to Peterborough, Leicester, Birmingham, Sheffield and Liverpool.

By road

There are also taxi and car rental services available around the city.

Moving Around

The availability of various transport mode in this city is a convenience of visitors moving around Norwich.



 

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