Norwich is a city built for walking. But when you need to go further than your legs can carry you, catching the bus is one of the easiest ways to travel around the city and into the county. Head over to the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts at the University of East Anglia or walk The Boudicca Way from Caistor St Edmund. There are plenty of landmarks and iconic sights to reach using the bus.
If you’re here to sightsee then the City Sightseeing Bus is the option for you (Easter to October).
Over 9 stops, enjoy commentary about the history of Norwich whilst travelling to some of the city’s most iconic sights. Jump off, take a look around, hop back on. Repeat.
Norwich Park and Ride is easy, great value and the most convenient way into the city by car. With 5 sites on the ring road and buses up to every 20 minutes, your combined parking and bus ticket is just £3 (an adult), £1 more when you travel as a group and kids under 5 go FREE.
No more stressful journeys into the city or expensive parking fees.
Use the bus to visit one of the best cultural attractions in the county – the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. Fancy a walk? Jump aboard to reach Caistor St Edmund where you can join the Boudicca Way – a magnificent example of Norfolk countryside. Looking for a seaside escape? Take the bus to the coast at Cromer and Great Yarmouth. Or if the Norfolk Broads is more your scene, why not catch the bus to Wroxham or Coltishall and spend the day by the water.
With ten different lines across 19 different routes, getting anywhere in Norwich or Norfolk from the city centre is easy.
