1Norwich Cathedral
The majestic spire of Norwich cathedral pierces the skyline of the city, take a stroll round the peaceful cloisters, don’t forget to look up in the Nave.
Visit Website 2 Paul Dickson Guided Tours
Paul has worked in the tourism industry in Norfolk for the last 30 years and is an experienced City of Norwich Tour Guide
He has a long association with the Maids Head Hotel and can provide a 1½ hour guided of historic Tombland, Norwich’s ancient Anglo-Scandinavian Market Place and recount stories about the historic Maids Head Hotel.
Visit his website to find out about the many Guided Tours which Paul can arrange for you and your party, including his most recent Shardlake’s Norwich Tour.
Visit Website 3Norwich Castle
Norwich’s Norman castle has dominated the Norwich landscape for over 900 years, take a look at the exhibitions and galleries exploring the rich history of the castle from royal palace to prison.
Visit Website 4The Bridewell Museum Norwich
Take a look at Norwich through the ages, see how life has changed from medieval times right up to today.
Visit Website 5The Norfolk Broads
Norfolk’s National park has over 100 miles of waterways to explore, hire a boat and take a trip, there are plenty of picturesque villages to explore and stop off at on the way
Visit Website 6Bewilderwood
An award winning forest of wild family fun and adventure. Treehouse, zip wires, jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, boat trips, storytelling, marsh walks and really yummy food!
Visit Website 7Norwich Open Top Bus
The Norwich open top bus tour takes you on a guided trip around the City of Norwich.
Visit Website 8Blickling Hall and Estate
A stately home which is part of the Blickling estate. It is located in the village of Blickling north of Aylsham in Norfolk, England and has been in the care of the National Trust since 1940.
Visit Website 9Pleasurewood Hills
Rides for the whole family at pleasurewood hills. Whether you like fast thrilling rides or more relaxing ones.
Visit Website 10Banham Zoo
The Zoo welcomed its first guests in 1968 and was opened by Martin Goymour who is the third generation of a well-respected Norfolk family.
On Valentine’s Day 14th February 2013, Banham Zoo, along with our sister park Africa Alive! near Lowestoft, Suffolk, became part of the Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA).
The ultimate beneficiaries of all that we do, with your support, are the animals in our care and wildlife conservation.
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