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Your practical guide to discovering Norwich's top attractions and shopping and making your way round the city. Includes discount vouchers for various attractions and shops.TRANSCRIPT
Getting aroundBy foot - Norwich is an accessible city and the best way to explore is on foot. Look out for the City Hosts who are on-hand to help you navigate around the city and provide tips and advice. By bike - Pedalways make it easy to cycle around Norwich and you can pick up a copy of the Norwich Cycle Map from the Tourist Information Centre. Bike hire is available from Norwich Train Station and you can book at www.greateranglia.oxatis.comBy bus - Frequent bus services run to locations and attractions across the city and beyond. Norwich Bus Station is located on Surrey Street and bus stops can be found across the city www.travelineeastanglia.co.ukBy train - Norwich Train Station is located approximately 10 minutes walk from the city centre. Services run regularly to locations across Norfolk, to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge www.nationalrail.co.uk
Parking - For car park locations, opening times and charges please visit www.visitnorwich.co.uk/parkingShopmobility - Available at intu Chapelfield call 01603 753350
Top attractionsIt’s easy to fill a day in Norwich with so many attractions to experience. Uncover the history and heritage, immerse yourself in the culture and let the city entertain you. Find out more at www.thenorwichattractions.co.uk
Museum of Norwich at the BridewellThe Museum of Norwich celebrates the story of the city and its people. Discover how their lives changed as new industries catapulted Norwich into the world market, with Caleys, Colmans and Start-rite all becoming household names. Open all year: Tuesday to Saturday 10am-4.30pm.www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk / 01603 629127Map location: A, D4
City Sightseeing Bus ToursDiscover Norwich aboard the City Sightseeing open top bus. Hop on, hop off at 9 stops near to the main attractions and at the railway and bus stations. Find out about the city from the on board commentary. Tickets valid 24 hours. Starts outside Theatre Royal on Theatre Street at 10.30am and runs hourly until 3.30pm, operates 25th March to 29th October. Tickets available on the bus. See map overleaf for stops.www.city-sightseeing.com / www.awayadays.com / 01263 587005Map location: B, E3
Colman’s Mustard Shop and MuseumFor a real taste of Norwich, visit the Colman’s Mustard Shop & Museum in the beautiful art nouveau Royal Arcade. Bursting with mustard and memorabilia, this Victorian style shop offers a huge range of Colman’s Mustard products, other local specialities and souvenirs. Discover cabinets filled with Colman’s curiosities, authentic artefacts and learn about 200 years of mustard making in Norwich as part of your unique shopping experience. Free entry. Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm; Sun (Jul-Dec) and bank holidays 11am-4pm. www.mustardshopnorwich.co.uk / 01603 627889Map location: C, E4JarroldA family run department store since 1823, Jarrold’s historic building stands proudly in the heart of the city centre. Twice winner of the Independent Store of the Year award, Jarrold’s unique mix of exclusive brands, local products and choice of 4 fabulous restaurants, make it a must-visit shopping destination for locals and visitors alike – there’s something for everyone.Don’t miss: the Jarrold shop in The Forum, showcasing the very best in gifts and art of the region.www.jarrold.co.uk / 01603 660661Map location: D, D4
Strangers’ HallExplore this magnificent Tudor house and see room settings enriched with period textiles and furniture. Admire the Great Hall, panelled Walnut Room, historic toy collection and delightful 17th century knot garden. Open: February – May & October to Christmas 2016, Wednesdays 10am-4pm and Sunday 1-4.30pm. June – September 2016, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 10am-4pm. Sunday 1-4.30pm.www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk / 01603 493625 / 667229 Map location: E, C3
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual ArtsEnjoy a unique cultural experience at the Sainsbury Centre. This landmark building, designed by Norman Foster, is set in beautiful parkland at the University of East Anglia. Discover world and modern European art by artists such as Henry Moore, Frances Bacon and Pablo Picasso in our free collections. Experience critically acclaimed special exhibitions, take part in family friendly activities, relax in our Café or indulge yourself at our gallery shop. Open Tuesday – Friday, 10am-6pm. Saturday – Sunday, 10am-5pm. www.scva.ac.uk / 01603 593199 (booking line open Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm) Map location: H, D1
The ForumThere’s always something going on at The Forum. Enjoy free exhibitions, events, markets and entertainment all year round, right in the centre of Norwich. The Forum is also home to the Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library, BBC East, the Norwich Tourist Information Centre, Pizza Express and Café Bar Marzano. Twitter - @TheForumNorwich and Facebook - The Forum, Norwich.www.theforumnorwich.co.uk / 01603 727950Map location: G, E3
Norwich Castle Museum and Art GalleryOne of the City’s most famous landmarks, Norwich Castle, was built by the Normans as a royal palace 900 years ago. Now a museum and art gallery, it is home to outstanding collections of fine art, archaeology, natural history and costume and textiles. Open all year: Mon - Sat 10am-4.30pm. Sunday 1pm-4.30pm, July – September 2016 open til 5pm.www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk / 01603 495897Map location: F, D4
Norwich 12Norwich 12 is an initiative promoting the UK’s finest collection of individually outstanding heritage buildings spanning the Norman, medieval, Georgian, Victorian and modern eras. As well as those highlighted below, the 12 features The Great Hospital, St John’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, The Halls – St Andrew’s & Blackfriars’, The Guildhall, Dragon Hall, The Assembly House, St James Mill, Surrey House and City Hall. Find out more at www.norwich12.co.uk
The South Asia Collection – Museum and ShopA unique collection of South Asian decorative arts, crafts and paintings from the 18th century onwards. Also a vast emporium with oriental rugs, textiles, furnishings and gifts direct from South Asia. All housed in a Victorian architectural gem, a restored skating rink in the city centre. Exhibitions tours and talks. Entrance free. Open Monday – Saturday 9.30am – 5pm.www.sadacc.co.uk / www.countryandeastern.co.uk 01603 663890Map location: J, D3
Café BritanniaBased at Norwich Prison with spectacular city views, Café Britannia is a shabby chic café working in partnership with HMP Norwich. The café has become so popular that sister café, Café Britannia in the City has now opened inside Norwich’s historic Guildhal.www.cafebritannia.co.uk / 01603 708600 ext 8770Map location: L, A8 & D3
The Plantation GardenDiscover The Plantation Garden, a wonderfully restored idiosyncratic late Victorian town garden, including a gothic fountain, rustic bridge, an Italianate terrace and hundreds of architectural details fashionable in the mid 19th century. Open daily, small entry fee, teas on Sunday afternoons May-September. Also group tours by arrangement, see website.www.plantationgarden.co.uk / 07504 545810Map location: K, D1
Norwich CathedralOne of England’s most awe-inspiring Cathedrals built over 900 years ago. Here you’ll find ancient Norman history plus art, culture, music, food, hospitality, learning & worship. The surrounding Cathedral Close also provides a picture-postcard setting ideal for walks. Free to enter, donations welcomed.www.cathedral.org.uk / 01603 218300Map location: I, C6
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London StreetWhere the independent stores of the Norwich Lanes meet the high-end retail off er.Don’t miss: Gap, Jack Wills, Winsor Bishop Jewellers, Aleks Jewellers, Bullens, White Stuff , Boots, East, Jigsaw, Bowhill & Elliott, Bravissimo and The Book Hive.
Tourist information For advice, guided tours, leafl ets, maps and gifts, Norwich Tourist Information centre is located in The Forum. To get in touch contact 01603 213999 or [email protected]
The Forum Shop Pick up your locally-sourced souvenirs and gifts from The Forum Shop by Jarrold. The shop showcases the very best arts and gifts of the region.
The place to shop Norwich is a UK top shopping destination for a reason. Indulge in some retail therapy with department stores, independent shops, boutiques, vintage and markets. Find out more at www.visitnorwich.co.uk/shopping
Norwich Lanes boasts a memorable and eclectic blend of independent shopping, leisure and entertainment. Explore the historic cobbled streets and narrow alleys and discover a charming yet funky mix of shops, cafés, bars, pubs, restaurants, hair & beauty salons, theatres and museums. For events, contact information and opening times visit www.norwichlanes.co.uk
ShopThe Good Earth Clothing Company 10 Pottergate www.norwichlanes.co.uk Selling ladies fashions from leading manufacturers with the emphasis on ethically produced clothing made from natural fabrics.
The Granary 5 Bedford Steet www.jarrold.co.ukAn exciting collection of beautiful contemporary furniture, home accessories and gifts.
The Book Hive 53 London Street www.thebookhive.co.ukThe Daily Telegraph’s best small bookshop in England - “The kind of place I dreamt of existing in Norwich when I was growing up.” - Stephen Fry.
Crafty Ewe 15 St Giles Street www.craftyewe.co.ukThe largest and most exciting selection of knitting yarns and supplies in Norwich.
Thorns DIY 22 Exchange Street www.thornsdiy.comOne of the oldest shops in Norwich and one of the last ironmongers in the UK. Since 1835, they have been trading thousands of products on every fl oor – DIY and so much more!
Oriental Rugs of Norwich 4 Bedford Street www.orientalrugsofnorwich.co.ukOver 600 handmade rugs, runners and kilims on display over 3 fl oors - friendly knowledgeable staff , all rugs try before you buy, free choose at home service and full cleaning and repair services off ered.
Marks & SpencerThis iconic British retailer off ers quality styled clothing for Women, Men and Kids alongside a comprehensive Home range and Food Hall. Hot Food on the Move, 2 Cafes, Bureau de Change and M&S Bank all add to a fantastic experience.www.marksandspencer.com
Castle Mall Shopping CentreThis fi ve fl oor shopping centre off ers many top names as well as independent shops. There is a popular food court, 800 car parking spaces and an 8-screen Vue cinema.Don’t miss: TK Maxx, Argos, Starbucks and New Look.www.castlemallnorwich.co.uk
Timber HillOnce a timber market, today an attractive pedestrianised street with a range of specialist individual shops.Don’t miss: Middletons, Ginger, London Camera Exchange and The Murderers / Gardener’s Arms, Coccolino.
White Lion Street & Davy PlaceCriss-crossing between Gentleman’s Walk and Castle St these streets off er shops such as Animal, Lush and City Bookshop.Don’t miss: Butterfl y, City Bookshop, Inkbox, Oh So Sweet and Patisserie Valerie.
Magdalen StreetAwash with antique and vintage shops and other quirky independent retail stores.Don’t miss: Retreat Vintage, Aladdin’s Cave, Make Place, Anteros Arts and Out of Time Records.
Map location: Over the Water - No. 17, B5
Riverside EntertainmentClose to the football stadium a retail park with popular high street names such Boots, Argos, Next, H&M, Outfi t, Hobbycraft and Mothercare.www.riversidenorwich.co.uk
Map location: Riverside - No. 18, G7
Map location: Chapelfi eld & St Stephens - No. 3, E4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 12, D5
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 6, E4
Map location: Norwich Lanes - No. 15, D4
intu Chapelfi eldStylish, vibrant shopping centre with over 80 shops, tempting cafés and restaurants and the only House of Fraser in the region. The place to dine, shop and meet.
Don’t miss: Apple, Zara, H&M, HMV and Wagamama.
www.intu.co.uk/chapelfi eld
Elm HillA picturesque cobbled street fi lled with independent specialist shops selling antiques, crafts, collector teddy bears, jewellery, books and more.Don’t miss: The Jade Tree, The Bear Shop and Elm Hill Craft Shop.
St Stephens StreetA number of well known stores line this popular shopping area close to the bus station.Don’t miss: Slaters, BHS, Argos, Ecco Shoes, Miss Selfridge, Jonathan Trumbull, Wilkinsons, Poundland and Iceland.
John LewisEverything you need from linens to home technology, fashions to furniture all under one roof. Multi-storey car park linked directly to the shop.
Don’t miss: The Place to Eat restaurant, Benugo Café and the Bureau de Change.
www.johnlewis.co.uk/norwich
Norwich MarketUp to 200 market stalls selling a huge range of products and services – the largest six day open air market in the country.Don’t miss: Everything from food and drink to clothes, pet supplies, books and beauty.www.facebook.com/norwichmarkettraders
Map location: Chapelfi eld & St Stephens - No. 2, F3
Map location: Chapelfi eld & St Stephens - No. 11, F4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 5, D3
Map location: Cathedral Quarter - No. 14, C5
Map location: Chapelfi eld & St Stephens - No. 8, F3
DebenhamsOff ers great designer brand shopping including exclusive clothing & limited edition fashion, accessories, lingerie, home furnishings & cosmetics.Don’t miss: Benefi t - the fi rst ‘boutique within a department store’.www.debenhams.com
Castle StreetSitting below Norwich Castle, part of this popular pedestrianised street is known as ‘Back of the Inns’.Don’t miss: Cath Kidston, The Crew Clothing Company, Dipple & Conway Opticians, L’Occitane, The Body Shop, Waterstones, Joules, Dr Martens and Paperchase.
JarroldEast Anglia’s top independent department store off ers an unrivalled choice throughout 5 fl oors with fashion, beauty, furniture, books, homewares, toys, art & craft, a Deli, 4 restaurants inc. a coff ee bar.
Don’t miss: The Granary (Bedford Street) for contemporary gifts.
www.jarrold.co.uk
The Royal ArcadeVisit the jewel in the Norwich crown to experience classic independent boutiques and eateries including Jamie’s Italian and Macarons & More. Bespoke jewellery, ladies clothing, leather specialists and Berrys & Grey Homeware. Stylish galleries and Colman’s Mustard Museum.
www.theroyalarcadenorwich.co.uk
Gentleman’s WalkThe main pedestrianised thoroughfare through the city with a variety of well known and loved high street names.Don’t miss: Topshop, Next, Fat Face, Dorothy Perkins, Starbucks, WH Smith, Wallis and Primark.
Map location: Norwich Lanes - No. 10, D4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 4, E4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 13, E4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 7, D4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 16, E4
Map location: Castle & Market Place - No. 9, D4
Norfolk Yarn 11 Pottergate www.norfolkyarn.co.uk ‘A Knitters Paradise’, provider of high quality natural Fibres, Yarn and Fabric that will inspire your creative talent. New and exciting ranges throughout the year. Norwich exclusive in Kaff e Fassett fabrics and stockist of Erica Knight yarns & designs.
EatFranks Bar 19 Bedford Street www.franksbar.co.uk
Off ers good food, top drinks, marvellous music and a chilled atmosphere. They also show fi lms on a Sunday afternoon, lovely job!
The Grosvenor Fish Bar 28 Lower Goat Lane www.fshshop.comA traditional family business for over 30 years that serves freshly cut chips and perfectly battered fi sh in a 1700s listed building to eat in or take-away.
Namaste India 2a Opie Street www.namasteindianorwich.comA pure vegetarian and authentic family run Indian restaurant serving dishes from South India, North India and Gujarat. About 80% of the menu is gluten free or suitable for vegans.
The Library Restaurant Bar & Grill 4a Guildhall Hill www.thelibraryrestaurant.co.ukWith a new fresh look The Library continues to wow, this beautiful grade 2 listed space off ers wood grilled local produce, as well as a new lounge area for artisan coff ees, craft ales, wine and tapas. Courtyard dining in the warmer months. Child friendly.
DrinkThe Birdcage 23 Pottergate www.thebirdcagenorwich.co.ukIn the heart of the Norwich Lanes, boasts a mix of all things eclectic and hosts an array of events from weekly cabaret to art classes and DJs at the weekend. Bringing fi sh n chips over from the Grosvenor Fish Bar opposite, is also positively encouraged!
CultureNorwich Arts Centre 51 St Benedicts Street www.norwichartscentre.co.ukFirmly established in the heart of Norwich’s cultural community, Norwich Arts Centre on St Benedict’s Street delivers an exciting programme of exhibitions, live music, theatre, live art, comedy and live literature.
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