Going to Norwich next month what is there to do?

Norwich wasn't that an acronym for -------off ready when I come home? I can't remenber it being an exciting place but if you get bored Great Yarmouth isn't too far from there

The cathedral, the castle, superb town center for shopping(lots o bric-a-brac stalls), relaxing down by the river. Wroxham is just up the road, so grab a boat and enjoy the Broads

FAB FAB PLACE!!! Tons of stuff...castle, shopping esp. Jarrolds, the catherdral, market..get for bargins, the castle. Go to ZAKS on mousehold heath - American Diner and one of the best places to eat in town. Futher afeild you have the broads...you can rent a boat and go a pub crawl, floating of course. Then you have rural Norfolk with all its local brewries and cute villages. Go to Great Yarmouth and have fun at the fair and the chips, the best chips in the UK. Drive up to cromer for an Ice Cream and enjoy the beautiful coastline. Go to Roy's of Wroxham 16 miles out of Norwich for a unique shopping exprience - the village has almost disappeared - and all there is is Roys. Go and visit the windpumps particularly horsey mill Go and vist www.eastofengland.co.uk for more the offical site for tourisim in the Eastern Countries I love Norfolk!! It has its own way of life and culture! Have a good time!

you can look forward to leaving again

Oh i live near there. Not much. You could shop. There is a castle there but it looks boring. Riverside is a good place to eat and maybe have a little fun.

there is a museam, a castle, loads a shops and a market thats on the slant. theres a lot of traffic though. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!

Plenty of good shops, restaurants and open spaces, you could go for a cruise on the river or walk along the riverside. You can visit the medieval cathedral, or visit the mustard museum. It is a beautiful place.

IT IS A NICE PLACE TO JUST CHILL AND RELAX. YOU COULD ALSO GO TO LOWESTOFT OR GREAT YARMOUTH FOR THE DAY YOU NEVER KNOW YOU MIGHT END UP STAYING ON THE BROADS FOR A FEW DAYS WE DID

Norwich gets such bad press - glad to see people sticking up for it after a few bitter first responses!! It used to be England's second city don't you know. Wool trade and all that. Much of the city centre is still visibly medieval and we've got the second (to Salisbury) biggest cathedral in Britain.