The world's largest rock shop, Docwras has been making rock for over 100 years. Visitors can see how they do it in the rock factory,...

Wymondham Heritage Museum is an award-winning heritage museum housed in historic Bridewell; it was built in 1785 as a new model prison based on the...

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...

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...

This early 16th Century thatched cottage is one of the older and most beautiful pieces of architecture in the area. The house displays an...

Enjoy the ultimate family adventure at the Dinosaur Adventure Park. Come face to face with life-size dinosaurs on the Dinosaur Trail, and discover creatures and...

Eaton Park Bandstand and Pavilion is located on the southern side of Eaton Park about 2 miles from the centre of Norwich. The magnificent bandstand...

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...

It is a sometimes forgotten fact that Norwich has two cathedrals. St. John the Baptist’s Cathedral stands on one of the highest points in Norwich...

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...

The largest remaining block of ancient woodland in Norfolk is Foxley Wood. In May 2002 it was awarded National Nature Reserve status which makes it...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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,...

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...

The 2nd Air Division Memorial Library pays tribute to the thousands of Americans based in Norfolk and Suffolk during World War Two. It acts as...

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...

Carrow House is one of the leading centres for the study of costumes anywhere in the country. This centre is filled with interesting examples...

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...

A magnificent medieval trading hall, dating from around 1430. The modest exterior conceals a stunning Great Hall with impressive crown post roof and intricately...

The awesome sight of the castle dominates the skyline as it towers over the City of Norwich below. Once a Royal Palace and built by...

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...

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...

The Royal Norfolk Regimental Museum can be found near to Norwich Castle in the Shirehall which dates back to the early 1830s. The Royal Norfolk...

This gallery is dedicated to the work of ‘Outsider Artists’. This term usually refers to those who are marginalized because of a disability or...

Norwich Gallery is the main exhibition space that is owned and operated by the Norwich School of Art & Design. The prestigious institution has...

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...

Norfolk Record Office houses the most extensive collection of records that exist with relation to this region anywhere in the world. Since there have...

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...

Norwich Cathedral is a magnificent Norman building set in the largest close in England. The nave roof bosses, illustrating the Bible from Creation to the...

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,...

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,...

This is one of five medieval bridges across the River Wensum in Norwich, a greater number than any other English medieval city. It was...

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...

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...

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...

A former workhouse is now home to the Roots of Norfolk museum at Gressenhall. Dedicated to village and rural life of yesteryear Norfolk, this museum...

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...