Norwich Travel Guide

Norwich is a tourist’s paradise. This beautiful city is the capital of East Anglia and the county town of Norfolk. The famous cathedral is one of the most beautiful in England and, together with the old Norwich Castle, dominates the main attractions of the city. Once a royal palace, Norwich Castle is now the centerpiece of a museum housing one of England’s finest regional collections of natural history, art and archaeology.

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Another great attraction is Eaton Park, the largest historical park in Norwich. Vast open park areas, tree-shaded avenues, and beautiful gardens make this an attractive destination for a relaxing picnic or leisurely walk. Park facilities include tennis courts, cricket pitches, a bike track, and a skateboard park, as well as a miniature golf course, a playground, and a miniature railway. There is also a cafe in the park for refreshments.

Other interesting places to visit in Norwich are Elm Hill, Guildhall, Felbrigg Hall and Blickling Hall to name a few. Many of these places have attached gardens and parks for nature walks and views of beautiful scenery.

NORWICH TO PARIS BY EUROSTAR

Eurostar trains make traveling to Norwich a more comfortable and stress-free journey. Eurostar has partnered with several UK train operators to make your journey more comfortable.

Now you can travel from Norwich and to Norwich with one price. You just need to get on the connecting train from Norwich Station to St Pancras International and then travel to Paris and Brussels with the high-speed Eurostar trains.

The entire trip from Norwich stations to Paris will take 5 hours and 20 minutes and to Brussels it will take 5 hours. The return fee started from 77.