Hotels in Norwich and surrounding area:

Norwich is renowned for its wealth of historic buildings, including some of the finest medieval architecture in Britain, – from the Norman Castle and Cathedral to the Victorian railway station and Shire Hall, City Walls, churches, half timbered houses and the intricate network of winding streets. City Boats is an excellent way of seeing the city and offers a charming and relaxing view of Norwich and the surrounding water ways. Take the scheduled 'River Bus', or book a chartered cruise for large groups. The City achieves an enviable balance as an enchanting cathedral city and a thriving modern metropolis with the city’s newest centrepiece, The Forum, representing contemporary architecture at its best. With a vibrant mix of theatres, cinemas, arts festivals, exhibitions, and museums, the city is ideal for weekend breaks. The wide range of pubs, tea-rooms, cafes and restaurants in Norwich, ensure that every taste and budget is catered for. English, French, Italian, Indian, Thai, Chinese, Greek, Mexican, Russian and Belgian flavours can all be found in the city. The shopping is excellent and the atmosphere relaxed and friendly. A shoppers’ paradise, Norwich is open 7 days a week. In contrast to its modern precincts and Castle Mall with many of the big store names, it has the added attraction of the country’s largest 6-day open-air market, as well as hundreds of speciality shops in a maze of cobble-stoned lanes and alleys.
For those with an interest in the arts, there is the 1300-seater Theatre Royal, which provides musicals, opera, ballet, drama and cabaret from top national and international production companies. Housed in a converted medieval church, Norwich Puppet Theatre is one of only two dedicated puppet theatres in England. The Norwich Gallery offers year round exhibitions of contemporary art with free admission. You can see world-class art from the Tate and other international galleries at Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery and the architecturally stunning Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts.
Where to go and what to see in Norwich :
Norwich Puppet Theatre , Mustard Shop (A decorated 19thC-style shop which houses a museum) , Royal Air Force Air Defence Radar Museum , Norwich Cathedral , Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery ,Origins , The Forum , Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts , Inspire Discovery Centre, Dinosaur Adventure Park , Norwich International Airport , City Boat Cruises , Royal Norwich Golf Course , City of Norwich Aviation Museum , Dragon Hall ( a magnificent medieval merchant's hall ) .

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