The Castle on the hill. This famous landmark fills the Norwich skyline and has been entertaining visitors for years. Built by the Normans as a Royal Palace over 900 years ago, Norwich Castle is now a museum and art gallery, home to stunning world art, archaeology, and natural history. The Castle is currently going through a £13.5m National Lottery Heritage Fund project, which will reinstate the medieval floors and rooms in the Castle Keep – watch this space!

Voted the ‘best outdoor market in the country’ at the Great British Market Awards in 2019, Norwich Market is a hub of activity in Norwich city centre. Buy seasonal produce, vintage clothes or haircuts and incredible food from around the world to eat in or take away.

One of the most historic areas of the city. Norwich Cathedral Quarter is packed full of stories and history on every corner. Explore Norwich Cathedral (its 315-foot spire can’t be missed!), Tombland, and the stunning Elm Hill. This and so much more …

All are welcome at Norwich Cathedral. Visitors of all faiths and none! This magnificent Romanesque cathedral boasts the second tallest spire and largest monastic cloisters in England, as well as beautifully-kept grounds for you to enjoy. Once you have finished exploring The Cloisters and The Labyrinth, head out to discover The Close – a 44-acre haven surrounding the Cathedral. Explore large green spaces, over 80 listed buildings and stunning riverside walks around the picturesque Pulls Ferry and Cow Tower.

Ever fancied delving into the more gruesome side of Norwich’s history? Well now is your chance! History Mystery, famed for their intricate indoor escape rooms, have teamed up with City Escape Games to bring a whole new historical, outdoor experience to the city of Norwich. ‘Revolting Earls & Body-snatching Bishops’ brings you an open-air adventure, diving into real-life stories of Norwich’s past.