Travel to Norwich by car. This is a place you don’t pass by, but go to by choice.
Norwich is just 110 miles north of London, 66 miles from Cambridge and 121 miles from Nottingham. It’s easily accessible by road from major ports and airports via the A47, A11, A140 and A146.
Once you’re here, Norwich has plenty of car parks and 5 Park & Ride sites. It’s always worth checking ahead for parking spaces and planned road works: see Norfolk Country Council for road closures.
For frequently asked questions, check out our Travel by Car FAQs and Visiting Norwich FAQs.
Norwich has plenty of multi-storey and surface car parks, including Riverside, Castle Quarter, Chantry Place, The Forum, John Lewis and St Andrews. Check out our FAQs and Accessibility Guide for more!
Norwich City Council provides two public EV charging points: Rose Lane multi-storey and UEA Enterprise Centre car park. Take a look at the Car Wow directory for a full list of EV charge points and technical specifications in the Norwich area.
Free motorcycle parking is available across the city centre, including at all council surface car parks. Visit Norwich City Council's website for more information on motorcycle parking, including on-street parking and capacity.
You'll find car hire firms across Norwich, including both local and nationwide names, so there's always likely to be one nearby. It's ideal for exploring Norwich and Norfolk. We also recommend car sharing if you're staying with friends and family.
If you're driving to Norwich, we suggest checking Norfolk County Council's website for planned roadworks on major and minor roads around Norwich and Norfolk to improve journey times.
