Travelling Alone

The Norwich Lanes is a haven of independent eateries, coffee houses and bars set in a myriad of small alleys and pedestrianised streets.

Without doubt Elm Hill is the most famous street in Norwich. It is also the most complete medieval street in the city.

Amongst handsome Georgian structures and small shop fronts, Upper St Giles feels like a secret, sitting at the west tip of Norwich Lanes.

Cathedral Close is a picturesque 44-acre haven beside the River Wensum, and all are welcome to enjoy The Close and its beautiful open spaces.

Norwich’s magnificent Romanesque Cathedral is open to visitors of all faiths and none. In beautiful grounds it’s an awe-inspiring, welcoming building.

One of the oldest recorded city streets, Timberhill pre dates Elm Hill in Norwich and is packed full of history!

The National Centre for Writing has experienced an outstanding period of achievement and growth, becoming England’s leading literature development body.

Norwich Theatre Playhouse has become recognised as one of the best fringe venues in the country, and is home of the famous Playhouse bar.

An amazing celebration of culture, with furniture, art, textiles and objects from India, Pakistan, Indonesia and more places besides.

Inspirational public art museum in a world-class Norman Foster building at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

East Gallery NUA is an important touring venue for national and international exhibitions, providing students with valuable experience in installation and curation.

An iconic building in the centre of Norwich, where amazing free events take place year-round. The Forum is an accessible and welcoming space.

One of the city’s most famous landmarks, Norwich Castle was built by the Normans as a Royal Palace 900 years ago.

The Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell tells the story of the city’s industries and the people who lived and worked here.

As the largest stage in the East of England, Norwich Theatre Royal is the Eastern Home to many world-renowned companies and touring partners.

Nestled amongst the independent pubs, restaurants and cafés within the Lanes, Norwich Arts Centre is an award-winning venue.

Explore one of the oldest, most fascinating buildings in Norwich. See the Tudor Great Hall, the Georgian dining room and the stone-vaulted under croft.

A 3 acre Grade II English Heritage registered garden. Over 140 years old. A haven of tranquillity and a glimpse into a bygone age.

This walk follows the River Wensum from the city centre to Hellesdon. In spring, the city centre portion of the walk is a blaze of colour.

Whitlingham Country Park sits on the outskirts of Norwich and is the gateway to the Broads, with over 280 acres of beautiful countryside.

Eaton Park consists of 80 acres, including a large children’s play area, a cafe, a crazy golf course, tennis courts, basketball court and skate park.

Pub and Paddle is a fun canoe, kayak and rowing boat hire experience in Norwich. We create that back to nature feeling right here in the city centre. Whether you’re an expert canoeist or have never paddled a boat before, Pub and Paddle trips are great for everyone!

Chapelfield gardens is not only a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors, thanks to its fabulous bandstand, events and concerts are held here. 

Saporita is a small family business in Norwich, a place where people can enjoy easy and tasty Italian street food and Pizza.

Located within the beautiful grounds of Norwich Cathedral, the stunning Refectory offers a distinctive café experience.

Handmade Italian gelato, using only the best natural ingredients. Cafe Gelato will transport you back to Italy with its unique flavours like a richer ice cream.

Benedicts is a contemporary Restaurant with classic values. Run by award-winning Chef Owner Richard Bainbridge alongside his wife Katja.

Yalm is Norwich’s newest and most exclusive indoor food hall dining concept. Bringing together award-winning chefs in a range of creative kitchens, offering a unique experience in a setting that dates back to 1899.