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| If you are looking to make your money go further take a look at all the FREE and affordable things to do in Norwich and the Noroflk countryside. Lots of activities and family fun to be had plus great opportunities to learn a bit more about the area. |
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| VisitNorwich is a private/public sector partnership whose aim is to encourage visitors to discover Norwich and the surrounding area. |
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| Looking for hotels in Norwich? Norwich hotels have accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets. Hotels in Norwich provide intimate city boutique hotels, small B&B’s, hotels with spa, leisure and sports facilities plus self-catering barns, cottages, chalets, lodges, caravans and camping - you can even take to the water by staying on a boat on the Norfolk Broads. |
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| Norwich has a fine collection of art galleries to visit. The Castle Museum holds many 19th Century landscapes from the Norwich School of painters, while the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts boasts an outstanding collection of contemporary and world art. |
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| Norwich is known as the capital of East Anglia, and as a cultural centre it is firmly on the map. According to new research*, Norwich has more cultural activity than anywhere else in the UK relative to population size, making it a great place for a citybreak or day trip. |
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| Norwich, Norfolk and the Norfolk Broads have much to offer in terms of what to see and do in the area. Norwich is ideal for a city break in the UK, with attractions such as Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle Museum. South Norfolk provides countryside and rustic English villages, perfect for walking holidays and cycling holidays. The Norfolk Broads are ideal for boating holidays and fishing. You can have a great holiday in East Anglia! |
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| The Norwich Attractions are a group of attractions in Norwich whom have got together to offer a one stop shop of places to go in Norwich. There is a good variety of themes from museums through to shopping. All the Norwich Attractions are included in the Norwich Map - shop and visit where you can also find discount coupons giving you money off your day out! |
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| There are some great B&B's in Norwich and the Norfolk countryside. Stay on a cosy farm, relish a boutique B&B or base yourself in the Broads. Whatever your style you will find comfortable and stylish places to stay in Norwich and the countryside. |
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| Come and join the Norwich Beer Festival held at St. Andrew's and Blackfriars' Halls from October 24th October - 29th October 2011. |
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| BeWILDerwood, 10 miles from Norwich is a new adventure attraction. A huge forest of wild family fun and outdoor adventure for kinds of all ages - from 1 to 81! Treehouses, zip wires,jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, boat trips, marsh walk and really yummy food! |
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| There are many delightful market towns in Broadland, where you can eat, shop, stay or visit to look around and explore. |
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| The villages of Broadland offer you endless exploration with plenty of Norfolk B&B's and hotels plus exciting attractions to visit. |
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| Set between the spectacular beaches of the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts and the cathedral city of Norwich, the Broads is a fragile wetland of international importance. If you want to get active on the Broads we have sailing, boating, cycling, and walking.
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| Whether you have difficulty walking, use a wheelchair or have a double buggy, much of The Norfolk Broads is still accessible for you. There is no reason at all why you cannot enjoy this spectacular area of 200 km inland waterways just as easily as anyone else. |
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| The Norfolk Broads is a superb place in which to base yourself for a wonderfully relaxing short break or holiday. A family holiday on the Norfolk Broads is perfect. The Norfolk Broads offers a vast range of holiday accommodation including boats, self-catering, holiday parks, campsites, hotels and B&B's. And while you are here you can enjoy its beautiful, wild expanse of 200km of inland waterways home to some of the rarest plants and wildlife in the UK. |
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| The Broads offers a vast selection of activities and attractions, visit Wroxham Barns, BeWILDerwood, the Museum of the Broads, learn how to sail, go fishing, try birdwatching and visiting nature reserves, enjoy cycling and walking! Plus much more.
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| Taking yourself off for a trip on the river is one of the best ways to explore and enjoy the countryside. Boating on the the Norfolk Broads offers a glimpse of the amazing network of rivers, broads, shallow lakes and grazing marshes covering 200km, allowing you to experience time and again a visit of peace, tranquillity and outstanding beauty. |
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| Ask anybody what they find distinctive about the Norfolk Broads and following hard on the heels of the waterways and the big skies, it’s likely that they will mention the fabulous medieval churches that lend so much character to this unique wetland area. |
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| The Norfolk Broads offer countless activities and days out for you to work up a hearty appetite. How can you beat a delicious meal by the river? From pubs and restaurants to tearooms you will receive fresh local food that tastes all the more delicious because of your location. Whilst dining take in the sights and sounds of the Broads, breathe in the fresh air and listen to the gentle harmonies of the wildlife. |
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| Want some inspiration on where to go and how to pack your days full of new experiences and adventure? On our itineraries page you will find ideas on how to spend your days in The Norfolk Broads and also an idea of how long it will take you to get from place to place. You’ll be surprised how the time flies when you are exploring a new territory…. |
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| Imagine an area brimming with stunning wildlife, perfect for walking, boating, cycling, birdwatching or simply peace and relaxation – it’s closer than you think! It's here in The Norfolk Broads. |
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| Enjoy the beautiful Norfolk Broads on a river cruise from Wroxham with Broads Tours. All trips include an entertaining commentary. Light refreshments, a licensed bar and toilet facilities available. |
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| The Norfolk Broads is the perfect location for walking, with over 190 miles of footpaths and nature trails through gentle rolling countryside and quiet lanes with scenic views providing a serene setting in which to relax and explore at your own pace. From North Norfolk to South Norfolk, inland to coast, there is a huge choice of itineraries to suit all ages and stamina! |
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| VisitNorwich Ltd provides a number of guides and brochures to help make your stay as enjoyable as possible. |
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| Enter our fabulous 'Window on the Cathedral Quarter' competition and be in with the chance of winning a bottle of bubbly. |
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| The Cathedral Quarter of Norwich is a beautiful area of the city to wander and soak up the history of the city; relax in its green spaces; eat in one of its many cafes and restaurants or visit its unique shops. For year round events and activities check out Norwich's Cathedral Quarter where there are an enormous amount of events and experiences to attend with loads of fun summer and winter activities for children, families and adults alike. From the New Year to Christmas find an event in Norwich's Cathedral Quarter to suit you. |
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| City Centre Partnership (CCP) Norwich gives its members the opportunity to shape and contribute to the development of their city centre as a shopping, business and visitor destination and a vibrant community. |
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| Come to Norwich and Norfolk and discover the vast array of exciting Christmas events on offer. See reindeer, circus street acts, join the ice sculpture trail, visit markets plus more. Whether you are spending time with friends and family or exploring on your own, there is plenty of seasonal activity to take part in. |
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| Norwich is a buzzing heritage city with a cosmopolitan atmosphere making it a perfect city break destination especially at Christmas. Whatever your reasons for getting away you will enjoy a plethora of shops, events, attractions, eateries and entertainment. Families, couples and individual travellers are well catered for with a big selection of accommodation to suit all pockets. Many of the larger hotels offer Christmas breaks and gala meals to celebrate including balls, dinners and parties to bring in the New Year in style.
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| Christmas is a special time of the year and where better to soak up the festive atmosphere and spread your Christmas cheer than Norwich's Cathedral Quarter. Packed with historical treasures and hidden gems and away from the busy shopping throughfares, you’ll find lots to do, lovely places to eat, Christmas events & services, and fabulous independent shops. |
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| Weave through Norwich city for a magical trail 7.5ft wooden Christmas trees. Discover a city full of surprises - follow the trail and win some prizes! |
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| Coach parking and dropping off points in Norwich, Norfolk. |
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| Norwich & Norfolk Conference Bureau offers a free venue finding service to anyone organising a conference, meeting, exhibition or similar event. |
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| Contact us at VisitNorwich. Can't decide where to stay in Norwich and the surrounding area? Need advice on where to eat, shop? What can you do whilst you are here? Send us your question, we will endevour to help you. |
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| Shopping in the Norwich Lanes, stretching from Pottergate and Upper St Giles Street to Bedford Street and St Andrews Hill, is one of the best places to be in the region. The Lanes are also one of Norwich’s most distinctive tourist attractions. |
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| All materials (including maps, text and images) on this web site are protected by copyright and may not be copied, reproduced or reused, except for personal use, without permission from VisitNorwich Limited. Please use our “contact” page for enquiries. |
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| Information about Courtesy Breaks at hotels, B&Bs and guesthouses in Norwich, Broadland and South Norfolk |
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| Cycling is a perfect way to get around and explore, and Norwich is at the heart of ideal cycling country. A great past time for couples or families - expecially in the Quiet Norfolk countryside. |
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| The Norwich area is a great place to visit – for everyone. This page lists information on disabled access. |
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| Welkom in Norwich en de Norfolk Broads. Deze website helpt u uw citytrip te plannen. |
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| Easter is a great time of year to visit the Norwich area, the Broads and South Norfolk, whether you’re looking for a relaxing break or something a bit more energetic, there is so much to see and do. Choose from over 200 events, go walking, cycling, fishing, and painting or take out a boat on the Broads. Events across the region include Easter egg hunts and trails, boardwalks, pond dipping, fun fairs, markets, story telling, open gardens, art exhibitions and theatre. |
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| Easter is a great time of year to visit the Norwich area, the Broads and South Norfolk. Stay in accommodation such as a hotel or a boutique B&B, try self-catering country barns, cottages, lodges and chalets or get out onto the Broads and stay on a boat. Wherever you want to visit or whatever you want to do you can choose from over 200 events plus walking, cycling, fishing and painting. And if you love history, shopping and great food the medieval city of Norwich will meet all your expectations and more. |
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| Eating out in Norwich and the countryside is all about the pleasure of enjoying wonderful Norfolk food, the skills of top local chefs and receiving a warm welcome from passionate proprietors. Restaurants in Norwich offer the sophistication of award-winning eateries from trendy bistros to homely gastro-pubs to hotel restaurants and themed meals, Norwich and it's countryside has just about every variety of restaurant you can think of. |
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| Go out for a special meal to one of the many restaurants made for romance in the Norwich area. |
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| Edith was born and raised in the vicarage at Swardeston, South Norfolk. She was an accomplished artist, with a flair for French. |
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| Events in Norwich and the countryside and what's on in Norwich all year round - from New Year to Christmas. The Norwich, Norfolk area has an enormous amount of events and experiences to attend with loads of fun summer and winter activities for children, families and adults alike. This year, 2012, is an exceptional year for events in Norwich with everyone celebrating the Queens Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics. Watch out for some very special things to see and do. |
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| Events in Norwich make up a year long programme on fun, learning and entertaiment for all the family, whatever your tastes. If you are looking for things to do in Norwich, the Broads and the countryside you will find something inspirational in our events calendar.
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| Norwich and the Norwich region have many famous names associated with them, including heroes, heroines and modern celebrities. |
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| If your father is one in a million, let him know by spoiling him rotten this Father’s Day. We’ve put our heads together to come up with a list of our best ideas for presents and treats to suit all pockets. |
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| The beauty of Norwich Cathedral Quarter together with its fabulous collection of historical buildings has led it to become a location used for films and TV. |
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| Bienvenue à Norwich et les Norfolk Broads. Ce site internet vous aidera à préparer votre séjour |
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| The Norwich area has many gardens to delight anyone with an interest in plants, horticulture and gardening, as this selection shows. |
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| Norwich, Norfolk has over 150 green spaces including 23 parks and 59 natural areas plus 10 kilometres of riverside walks. The horticulture is rich but there are numerous activities that you can enjoy including pitch & putt, tennis, children's play areas, bowls, cycling, model yachting and bandstand concerts. You will find many urban gardens in Norwich taking part in the National Garden Scheme. |
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| Willkommen in Norwich und die Norfolk Broads. Mit Hilfe dieser Website wird es Ihnen leicht fallen, Ihren Aufenthalt in Norwich zu planen. |
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| There are many ways of getting to Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and countryside. Travel to Norwich by road, rail or air. Get around by local bus and rail services. Travel from nationally or internationally from Norwich Airport. Find places to park and use the Park and Ride service. |
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| Information about gradings for hotels, bed and breakfast, guesthouse and other accommodation, with a key to symbols used. |
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| Much of the accommodation featured on thie website has been quality assessed by either VisitBritain*or the AA, or has recently applied for a rating and is awaiting assessment. Please be aware that ratings may change throughout the year. |
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| Find out all you need to know about Norwich and the Norfolk Countryside. Find the Tourist Information Centres, how to get here, history about Norwich, which countryside villages and market towns to visit, the Norfolk Broads plus information about what to see and do. |
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| Stuck for things to do this half term in Norwich and the Norfolk countryside? There are some great events and activities in Norwich lined up at some of our most popular landmarks and places to visit. Come along and join in the fun. |
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| Norwich, Norfolk and the Norfolk Broads have much to offer. Norwich is ideal for a city break in the UK, with attractions such as Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle Museum. South Norfolk provides countryside and rustic English villages, perfect for walking holidays and cycling holidays. The Norfolk Broads are ideal for boating holidays and fishing. You can have a great holiday in East Anglia! |
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| There is a large choice of hotels, B&Bs, self-catering and boating holidays on The Norfolk Broads and also in the Norfolk countryside. Plus you will find holiday parks, camp sites, barns and cottages. Norfolk also offers delicious food with local produce as well as beautiful scenery and wildlife. |
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| Norwich hotels are in abundance, our online guide for hotels in Norwich gives you a wide range from budget hotels to 5* luxury hotel accommodation. If you are a family most hotels offer family rooms so travelling with children is made easy. Hotel accommodation in Norwich is graded on this site by either VisitBritain or The AA. Norfolk has very high quality hotels and accommodation. |
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| Japanese language welcome to Norwich, with a translation link |
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| Are you looking for a job? Want to work in central Norwich? Details of current vacancies at VisitNorwich can be found on this page. |
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| The Cathedral Quarter initiative is a collaboration between a number of businesses and agencies in the area. The vision is simple, to make the Cathedral Quarter a destination of choice within Norwich for visitors and residents alike.
Find out more about the aims of the Norwich Cathedral Quarter project and how you can become a part of it !
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| Useful links to resources around Norwich, Broadland and South Norfolk |
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| The countdown has begun for the 2012 London Olympic Games, the most exciting sporting event the UK has ever seen. The world’s spotlight will be on Britain and here in Norwich you can make sure you make the most of this exceptional opportunity. |
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| Don't miss the chance to see the greatest Festival on earth - the London 2012 Festival. Over 1000 events from dance to digital innovation from June 21st to September 9th 2012. Visit from Norwich by rail for a wonderful day visit. |
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| Why not consider staying in Norwich during the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympics? Norwich is under 2 hours from Stratford Regional by train and with departures every 30 minutes you won't believe how easy and quick it is to get into London. |
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| There are a great many reasons to base your stay in Norwich during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Here are our top ten for making Norwich your destination of choice! |
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| The Lord Mayor's Celebration is an annual hot festival bonanza in Norwich, Norfolk. Most events are free - bring the family. Comedy, music, outdoor cinema, funfair, street entertainment, canival, dance and fireworks. |
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| Norwich Market is unique in Britain - it is the largest Monday-to-Saturday open-air market in the country. Its rich heritage and traditional appearance offer a glimpse into Norwich’s fascinating past, while complementing the city’s modern shopping facilities. |
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| VisitNorwich can provide you with information on the Norwich, The Broads and the Norfolk countryside, from facts and figures to high quality images of the city and surrounding area. |
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| Welcome to VisitNorwich's news archive. Here you can find all our archived news stories. |
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| Britten Sinfonia is that rare beast: an orchestra that chooses not to be led by a music director or principal conductor in the traditional sense, but rather focuses on extending the skills of its acclaimed musicians by working with guest artists who specialize in different musical genres. The line up for the 2008/2009 shows the fruits of this approach.
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| “Schools Out” - time to pick a up a “Bure Valley Railway Baffler” a fun sheet for the children during the summer holidays to find out more about the Bure Valley and the Railway. |
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| We are delighted to announce that local operator David McMaster’s City Sightseeing open top bus tours in Norwich & Great Yarmouth have both achieved the Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Service (VAQAS) accreditation.
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| VisitNorwich, the official tourism agency for the Norwich area, has launched an essential online summer 2008 guide - CoolNorwich. |
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| On Saturday 13th September, Disney Store at Chapelfield Shopping Centre, Norwich will celebrate its Grand Opening. To mark the occasion, Disney Store are inviting shoppers to join them at a series of Grand Opening weekend events.
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| Camouflagephant, one of 53 life-size baby elephant sculptures that transformed Norwich’s streets this summer in the Go Elephants! trail has a new home – Junior Farm at Wroxham Barns. |
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| Norwich’s Cinema City are to launch a series of archive film screenings, using exclusive footage drawn from The East Anglian Film Archive with a special free screening on Saturday 14 September, in association with Heritage Open Days.
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| Once a year dining opportunity in three of the county’s most outstanding historic buildings.
Three of Norwich’s most historic buildings are banding together to offer one of the year’s most spectacular dining experiences.
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| International artists DAWOOD / DEORA and Simon Tegala have been selected to stage free large-scale live art performances using light, music and the moving image in Norwich and Luton as part of celebrations to mark the launch of London 2012’s Cultural Olympiad in the East of England.
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| The winners of this year’s greeting card retailing awards - affectionately known as The Retas - were revealed recently at a glittering awards event at London’s Dorchester Hotel, attended by almost 400 people. |
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| The Maids Head Hotel in Norwich is celebrating the award of Four Star status by the AA and an AA Rosette for The Courtyard Restaurant. |
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| Norwich’s Dragon Hall is inviting families to join in with some medieval mischief on Wednesdays in August. There will be activities that are great fun and especially ideal for mums and kids to have a great time together time and learn stuff too! |
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| A special concert of medieval music is to be given at Norwich’s own medieval gem, Dragon Hall as part of an annual international instrument making summer school. The concert features a lute and gittern duo, one of the very earliest forms of chamber music and is a rare opportunity for anyone interested in early music to see two of the most experienced musicians in the field. |
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| Twelve historic Norfolk churches, dating from the 11th to the 16th centuries, are hosting live arts and crafts events from Saturday, May 3 to Monday, May 5 and Saturday, May 10 and Sunday, May 11. This new partnership between the Diocese of Norwich and Norfolk Arts Partnership is a celebration of the county’s rural arts and heritage.
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| Following the success of Channel 4’s hit health series Embarrassing Illnesses last year, Maverick Television are making a new series covering the four corners of the country to be aired later this year. |
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| For the last three years, South Green Park, Mattishall, nr. Dereham has hosted the Mattishall Beer Festival which just keeps on growing and growing. 3 years ago the Festival started with just 18 beers and the event was an instant success. Year-on-year more and more local brewers have queued up to join the party. This year over 50 barrels from over forty breweries (large and small) across East Anglia will help to celebrate a real Norfolk success story – superb local ales with character and flavour, traditional beers made by people with passion.
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| As Norwich further strengthens its credentials as a leading UK cultural destination, with the recent re-openings of the refurbished Theatre Royal, Cinema City and Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts, VisitNorwich launches the 2008 edition of Norwich, Norfolk Broads & Countryside, the official accommodation and visitor guide to the Norwich area.
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| High definition digital stereo sound and the best seats in the house!
New York’s Metropolitan Opera House is one of the grandest and most famous opera houses in the world. It enjoys an unrivalled reputation for staging lavish and spectacular productions that attract the world’s best singers. |
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| Get close to nature at Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, near Fakenham over May Day Bank Holiday Weekend. |
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| HRH Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visited Pensthorpe Nature Reserve as Patron of the Pensthorpe Conservation Trust, on Sunday 13 April at 3pm, to mark the reserve’s 20th anniversary. |
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| When Michael Parravani entered an antique shop in Devon he had no idea that he would stumble upon a captured memory of his family business. In the 1890’s before he set up his own ice cream business, Parravani’s Ice Cream, Giuseppe Parravani worked with his older brother Domenico on Domenico’s ice cream cart in Norwich. |
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| The Royal Anglian Regiment - which has had nine soldiers killed during its tour of duty in Afghanistan - is to mark its return with a march through Norwich. |
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| A heroes’ welcome was given to the Royal Anglians by the people of Norwich as the regiment exercised its right to the Freedom of the City today (Thursday November 22). |
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| The opening of the new bar and restaurant ‘The Dining Rooms’ at Norwich’s Cinema City, will specialise in local produce and it is to be overseen by Chris Barber, formerly chef to HRH Prince Charles. |
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| Just under 40 local food and gardening producers out of a total of 52 suppliers will be at Pensthorpe’s Gardening & Food Fair, near Fakenham, on Saturday, May 31 and Sunday, June 1, 10am to 5pm. |
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| BBC Springwatch, the BBC’s popular TV programme celebrating UK wildlife and wildlife people, presented by Bill Oddie, Kate Humble, Simon King and Gordon Buchanan, returns to TV screens from 26 May to 12 June at a new location, Pensthorpe Nature Reserve near Fakenham, Norfolk, www.pensthorpe.com. |
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| The theatre has been transformed, with new, more comfortable seats and more legroom in the auditorium, a new frontage and double the amount of foyer space. |
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| A major new exhibition of the UEA Collection of Abstract and Constructivist Art, Architecture and Design opens at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, University of East Anglia (UEA), Norwich, on Tuesday 1 July and runs until Sunday 14 December. |
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| Fifteen American travel agents were in Norfolk from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 October to visit some of the county’s key heritage destinations, including HM The Queen’s Sandringham House and Norwich Cathedral, during a weekend ‘fam’ trip following British Heritage Tours’ first ‘Selling The Uniqueness of Britain’ conference.
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| Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, near Fakenham, is hosting the second action-packed Wild About The Wensum day on Saturday, May 17, from 10am to 5pm. This family event will be officially opened at 11am by singer songwriter David Gray. |
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| Norwich is a city so magnificent in daylight, what can it offer in the evenings? Move effortlessly from day to night in Norwich, Norfolk with a rich, cultural and diverse choice of restaurants, bars, pubs, theatres, cinemas and arts. |
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| Tourist information for your day trip, short break or holiday to Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and the Norfolk Countryside including accommodation (hotels, guest houses and self catering), shopping, things to do, eating out, attractions, arts & culture, special offers, family fun, festivals, tours, sightseeing, news and events in and around the city of Norwich. |
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| The Norfolk & Norwich Festival is THE arts festival for the East of England - for 2 weeks in May, annually, the city of Norwich celebrates something rather special. Across Norfolk there are lots of events and performances too! |
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| The Norfolk Countryside has a wealth of small, pretty villages and great Norfolk B&B's and hotels dotted across the pastoral landscape. South Norfolk has ancient churches to explore, agreeable local pubs and small, individual shops to enjoy. Broadland is home to much of the Norfolk Broads, numerous pretty towns and villages and beautiful countryside. |
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| Come and enjoy the annual EDP Bidwells Norfolk Food Festival; tastings, demonstrations, competitions, education in Norwich and the Norfolk countryside plus loads more. This is a great event for all the family! |
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| Norfolk Open Studios is delivered by Norfolk & Norwich Festival in partnership with Norfolk artists for the benefit of Norfolk artists, offering to help and support them in opening up their studios, meeting their public and selling works of art. |
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| Norwich, Norfolk, the capital of East Anglia is proud of its past and present status. Norwich City's ancient buildings and city wall remains make it the most complete medieval city in Britain. Norwich is dominated by its magnificent cathedral, Norwich Cathedral with is £10m hostry, refectory and gardens. Norwich is also fabulous for shopping and eating out. Norwich is a great place to visit or holiday for all the family. There are over 10 quality attractions to visit plus city centre gardens and parks which in summer host theatre, music and children's activities. |
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| Welcome to Norwich 12 - an extraordinary journey through 1,000 years of history in one of England's great cities. Norwich 12 is the UK's finest collection of individually outstanding heritage buildings from the Norman, medieval, Georgian, Victorian and modern eras. |
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| Norwich 12 tours are a chance to get a taste of the heritage Norwich has to offer and experience some of Norwich’s 1,000 years of history in just a few hours. Led by an experienced Blue Badge Guide and knowledgeable staff from the individual buildings.
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| Norwich, Norfolk is home to a major airport, Norwich International which is just 4 miles from Norwich city centre. |
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| Whatever you’re looking for, the 2012 edition of Norwich, Norfolk Broads and Countryside has it all. From accommodation and places to eat to things to do, you'll find it all in our 2012 brochure. |
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| You will find plenty of Norwich B&B's and guest houses in the city of Norwich and the Norfolk countryside offering personal service, attention to detail and delicious home cooked english breakfasts. Accommodation ratings are high in Norfolk so you will have a confortable stay with peace of mind.
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| Welcome to the VisitNorwich blog! Read here about all the things that are happening in Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and the countryside. |
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| Norwich Cathedral Quarter is a collection of streets and businesses located around and close to Norwich Cathedral right in the heart of Norwich. This historic and pretty part of Norwich takes in Tombland, Elm Hill, St Georges, Princes Street and King Street. Within this picturesque area you will find quaint antiques shops, secondhand and collectable books, fine jewellery, gifts, galleries, cafes, pubs and restaurants. |
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| Elm Hill is the city’s most famous medieval street. Once home to prosperous merchants, craftsmen and civic dignitaries this cobbled street was saved from demolition during the slum clearance in the 1920s, enabling us to continue to enjoy its charm today. |
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| Future plans for Norwich Cathedral include a new Hostry Visitor and Education Centre. This will be built on the site of the ancient monastic guest hall, where pilgrims and visitors to the monastery were once welcomed and cared for. This dynamic new building will provide state-of-the-art learning spaces, not only to engage with the 15,000 school children who visit each year, but also with adults, community groups and learners of all ages. |
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| Norwich, Norfolk and the surrounding area is the perfect place to eat out at Christmas. Whether you want a pavement café pastry, contemporary local menu, gastro pub or a lá carte experience, this wonderful farming county celebrates local talent and locally produced food in a big way! And if you want to make a weekend of it, the Norwich area has top quality B&B’s, small guest houses, boutique hotels, self-catering and luxury spa breaks for that extra Christmas treat! |
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| Norwich, Norfolk this Christmas has so much festive entertainment on offer. Pantomime, classical and carol concerts, puppet shows, cinema with live orchestra the list goes on ... |
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| Norwich and the surrounding area of Norfolk has quite simply the best Christmas events the area has ever seen! Christmas lights, Christmas Tree Festivals, Christmas markets, circus acts, carol singing and concerts, reindeer, Dickensian evenings, puppet workshops, Christmas present trails, Medieval Fayres, Theatre, the list goes on …
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| Christmas in Norwich offers you a vast selection of places to stay, things to do, shopping and dining out options. Stay over Christmas in the Norfolk countryside, take in a show at the Norwich Theatre Royal, shop in Christmas markets, medieval streets, winding alleyways and contemporary shopping centres plus there are over 100 events and things to do. |
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| Norwich, Norfolk and the surrounding area has plenty to occupy the children this Christmas. Santa grottos, train and boats trip seasonal specials, meet the reindeer, story telling and loads more. Lots of activities and events during the Christmas school holidays too. |
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| Does your groups programme need some festive inspiration? Are you looking for a new destination for your customers to explore? Every Christmas, Norwich hosts its very own christmas market - NORWICHRISTMAS - The City's Festive Fayre. |
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| There is a good selection of Christmas Markets in Norwich throughout the month of December giving everyone plenty of opportunity to do their Christmas shopping in Norwich & its surrounding area in different environments. Visit the Historic Market in Norwich Cathedral set in the magnificent surroundings of the Cloisters. Try the Medieval Christmas Market at Dragon Hall another beautiful historic building, and the Norfolk Craft Market at The Forum plus many more. |
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| If you enjoy shopping in a festive atmosphere then Christmas shopping in Norwich is for you. Norwich is Britain’s most complete medieval city so a spot of retail therapy with a backdrop of 32 medieval churches, 2 cathedrals and 1 castle really makes this city something to shout about. Norwich fuses old and new with style and elegance – the contemporary shopping centre Chapelfield through to the historic Christmas Fayre at the 900 year old Norwich Cathedral. Add some sparkle and excitement to your Christmas shopping this year – come to Norwich!
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| Norwich has been shortlisted as a finalist for the 2013 UK City of Culture. Norwich has a strong offering of art and culture with more cultural activity than anywhere else in the UK relative to population size. |
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| Have a go at one of our great competitions - VisitNorwich has partnered up with some top names to offer you the opportunity to win some great prizes in Norwich! |
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| Norwich and the countryside has some amazing festivals for this year. Don't miss the Norfolk & Norwich Festival, the City of Ale Festival, the Flower Festival at Norwich Cathedral, the Shakespeare Festival, Literary Festival, the Norfolk Food Festival and the Norwich Beer Festival. |
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| Norwich and Norfolk have a reputation for ‘doing different’, a sentiment which has been embraced in the motto of the UEA. ‘Different’ though has historically not stood for contrary just for the sake of it, but rather for innovation and ‘things exceptional’. In consequence, Norwich now has probably the largest collection of ‘firsts’, ‘largests’, ‘oldests’ and other superlatives of any city in England or most in Europe. |
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| There are many ways of getting to Norwich, the Norfolk Broads and countryside. Travel to Norwich by road, rail or air. Get around by local bus and rail services. Travel from nationally or internationally from Norwich Airport. Find places to park and use the Park and Ride service. |
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| Half term things to do in Norwich. There are some great events and activities lined up at some of our most popular landmarks and places to visit. Come along and join in the fun. |
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| Norwich Heritage Open Days a free weekend with beautiful buildings in Norwich throwing open their doors so you can discover the undiscovered! Norwich opperates the biggest programme in the UK. |
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| Norwich,Norfolk is one of the great heritage cities of Europe, with a wealth of pioneering people and innovative achievements that have developed the city over time. Take a look back to where it all began … This is a short history of Norwich and the Norwich area, with key historical events. |
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| Norwich is a medieval city with all the history you would associate with such a location. Further afield and you'll find Wymondham Abbey, the Roman Fort at Caistor St Edmund and Blickling Hall. Museums will satisfy your thirst for knowledge covering The Norwich School, aviation and much more. |
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| Norwich Park & Ride is the largest of its kind in the country with 6 sites along the main routes into Norwich. There are nearly 5000 spaces available. Prices start from £2 per person or £1.80 if you buy a book of 10 tickets (£18) which lasts for 12 months. |
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| Norwich is lucky to house two great shopping centres, The Mall Norwich and Chapelfield. Between them they offer over 150 shops plus restaurants and cafes. Norwich also has 2 city retail parks, Cathedral Retail Park and Riverside Retail. |
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| Norwich is unique in that the city centre is large enough to hold all the major high street stores whilst at the same time being small enough for you to walk and navigate your way around without having to travel miles! |
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| The VisitNorwich Shopping Map is an aid to getting the most out of your shopping trip to Norwich. The map clearly locates the various shopping areas, includes discount and shopping vouchers and gives details of Shopmobility, Park & Ride, parking and getting to Norwich.
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| The medieval alleys and winding back streets in the heart of Norwich city form the Norwich Lanes, Upper St, Giles, St. Benedicts, Elm Hill, London Street and Timberhill - truly quirky and charming shopping. |
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| Norwich Tourist Information Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) |
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| With so many places to visit and tours on offer in Norwich, you’re spoilt for choice. You can walk around the city with your own guide or be chauffeured in comfort. Or maybe you prefer something a bit more interactive and quirky. How about exploring Norwich’s historic streets and lanes using a tour you’ve downloaded onto your MP3 player or mobile phone? Or take part in a treasure hunt, great fun for all the family! |
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| This self-guided walking trail will take you around some of Norwich’s most iconic heritage
buildings and picturesque streets, weaving in historical facts about the city and some quirky
festive stories from years gone by. |
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| Norwich is already one of the UK’s top ten shopping destinations but this year, visitors to Norwich this Christmas season will be greeted with a host of activities in the city centre. Christmas markets, carol concerts at Norwich Cathedral, live music, children’s entertainment, wonderful events including new for 2011 the NORWICHRISTMAS Tree Art Trail! |
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| Number 12 Bar and Restaurant, nestled in the heart of Norwich, is a classic mix of traditional 17th century architecture and contemporary chic. With its character features and plush furnishings, beamed ceilings and quirky old-style walls the building in itself oozes charm and character; but it’s the calming colour schemes, streamlined furnishings and modern artwork that really gives this venue its own identity. |
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| The Norwich area has always been one of the best places to catch up with the latest in the music scene. The Arts Centre is packed with up and coming bands, there is a thriving jazz scene and Britten Sinfonia perform a season of concerts every year. |
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| RARE Grill & Steakhouse is situated within the newly refurbished Georgian House Hotel on Unthank Road. The restaurant is opulent with a WOW factor, offering a relaxed contemporary dining experience. |
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| Reepham, with its Wednesday market, is situated about 12 miles to the north west of Norwich. |
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| The Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association presents a Food Fair of local producers at The Forum. Sample and buy delicious produce from a variety of local producers, ranging from pies, cakes and preserves, to local meats, vinegars, wines and beer.
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| Continuing the trend for offering Norwich diners something with a twist, the latest offering from the Distinct Hotel Collection is ROAST featuring delicious, British food.
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| Discover great shopping in Norwich, which is packed full of tempting shops all within easy walking distance of each other. |
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| Shopping in Norwich is a rather unique experience. High street stores, designer brands, independent shops and quirky goods are all on offer in this city listed as one of the top 10 places to shop in the UK. Browse shopping centres, historic lanes, markets and pedestrianised areas for a really special retail experience. |
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| Find out all the latest news about shopping in Norwich. This is your guide to the high street and independent shops of Norwich. Don't miss out on special offers and exciting events in the retail world!
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| sign up to the VisitNorwich e-news to keep up-to-date with all the exciting events going on in Norwich and the idyllic landscapes of Broadland and South Norfolk. |
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| Renowned travel writer Simon Calder visits the Norfolk Broads to make a film about what to see and do whilst on a holiday or short break in Norfolk. He enjoys walking, cycling, learning to sail, canoeing, birdwatching and a visit to a local brewery.
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| There are many delightful market towns in South Norfolk, where you can eat, shop, stay or visit to look around and explore. |
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| South Norfolk is scattered with dozens of quaint villages across the countryside with plenty of Norfolk B&B's and hotels plus exciting attractions to visit. |
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| There's nothing better than a relaxing trip to the spa, whether you're going for a manicure or looking to unwind with a massage. |
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| Situado en el corazón de East Anglia, la histórica ciudad de Norwich tiene todo lo que se podría desear de una vibrante capital regional, tanto si es para un breve descanso o para unas vacaciones más largas. Además, los Norfolk Broads, ofrecen un paisaje idílico que se complementa perfectamente con la ciudad. |
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| Browse here for special offers, discounts, 2 for 1's in Norwich and the Norfolk countryside for hotels, boutique B&B's, self- catering, country cottages, attractions, restaurants, boat hire, shopping and more! |
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| Visit Norwich to study at university or at a higher education college. It’s also an ideal place for learning the English language |
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| VisitNorwich is anxious to balance the needs of the local community, the visitor and the environment by encouraging sustainable tourism for the destination of Norwich. |
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| VisitNorwich is anxious to balance the needs of the local community, the visitor and the environment by encouraging sustainable tourism for the destination. |
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| Clippesby Hall is a camping and touring park set in 34 acres of natural park and woodland and located in the Norfolk Broads National Park area. Clippesby Hall took part in a Sustainable Tourism case study for VisitNorwich. |
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| The Norfolk Broads is an ideal place for cycling; quiet lanes, gentle undulating countryside, unique and beautiful landscape. These combine to make the Broads a truly special place, just waiting to be discovered by cyclists of all ages and abilities.
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| The Broads by Bike Routes - information about the 9 bike routes in Norfolk, along with a downloadable PDF of each route so you don't get lost! |
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| Welcome to The Mall Norwich – Norwich’s local shopping centre. The Mall, Norwich is a total family orientated destination, with something for everyone. |
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| Set between the spectacular beaches of the Norfolk and Suffolk coasts and the cathedral city of Norwich, the Broads is a fragile wetland of international importance. If you want to get active on the Broads we have sailing, boating, cycling, and walking.
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| This fantastic essential guide to the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads will give you all the information you need from activites such as sailing, canoeing and birdwatching to walking, cycling, eating out and accommodation. Plus how to get here and traveller information. |
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| There are a plethora of theatre groups and lots of interesting venues in the Norwich area. The Theatre Royal hosts major companies from West End productions to ballet from St Petersburg. The Red Card Club and Comedy Store provide the laughs and both contemporary and classical dance are featured throughout the year.
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| For expert help and a warm and friendly welcome, make sure you include a visit to one of our Tourist Information Centres in Norwich, Broadland and South Norfolk. Whether you want help to find out What's On, where to go and what to see, to arrange accommodation or to book a boat trip, their knowledgeable staff will help you make the most of your time when you are here.
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| The unique city of Norwich with its extraordinary and outstanding buildings, its famous people and its beautiful riverside offers tours of discovery that will interest and amaze you. See here for Blue Badge Tours of Norwich. |
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| Are you a Travel Agent? An Operator? A Meeting Planner? Whatever your business may be, or whatever type of assistance you may be looking for - we are here to assist you in your business planning to the Norwich area. |
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| TripAdvisor Reviews for Norwich and the Norfolk countryside, accommodation, eating out and places to visit. |
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| The US link - facts, figures, historical connections and tour ideas for the Norwich area of Norfolk, England |
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| By becoming a member of VisitNorwich your business could benefit from a host of fantastic opportunities to assist you in growing your reputation and your bottom line. VisitNorwich is the official destination marketing agency for the Norwich area so working with us means you will also be working alongside some of the regions most successful tourism businesses plus East of England Tourism, VisitBritain, The Broads Authority and many many more. |
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| We run many campaigns throughout the year. Please contact us if you are interested in taking part in any of our campaigns. |
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| What better way to really experience Norwich and its surrounding countryside than on two feet? If you’re looking for ideas for routes to take, here are links to dozens of short walks already planned out for you. |
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| Sitting in perfect rural isolation on the banks of the River Waveney, you’ll be amazed to discover the range of facilities at this award-winning Holiday Park & Marina. The Park features some of the most stunning views to be found anywhere in the Norfolk Broads National Park, giving you the chance to relax and watch the abundant wildlife as well as the comings and goings of boaters. |
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| Wroxham Barns, 10 miles from Norwich, Norfolk, is the 'must visit' for all the family - whatever your age. For stylish clothes, gifts for home and garden, country foods, Bill LeGrice Roses & Plant Centre, Junior Farm, Children's Funfair, 11 Craft Studios and table service restaurant, it's well worth a visit. |
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| Wymondham Abbey in South Norfolk, just ten miles south-west of Norwich, is one of Norfolk’s most splendid buildings. Its distinctive twin towers are a landmark for miles around. |
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