Norwich Castle - We really like the galleries here and there are often cool exhibitions to go and see. Good views over the city too.Norwich Cathedral - The grounds are peaceful, the cathedral is stunning and often hosts events. Tours of the cathedral are available too. A great place to wander around.Norwich Cathedral - The grounds are peaceful, the cathedral is stunning and often hosts events. Tours of the cathedral are available too. A great place to wander around.Norwich Cathedral - The grounds are peaceful, the cathedral is stunning and often hosts events. Tours of the cathedral are available too. A great place to wander around.The Forum - for tourist information, exhibitions, restaurantsRoyal Arcade - Victorian architecture and Art Nouveau styling. Independent shops and restaurants.Guild HallNorwich Market - Great street food and independent retailers. China Wok is our fave here - fresh Chinese food cooked to perfection. Excellent value too. The Mushy Pea Stall is an experience too!Riverside walkRiverside walkCow Tower, along the riverside walkRiverside walkFye Bridge - with riverside walks. Our fave pub The Ribs of Beef is in the foreground on the waterfront, and the cathedral is in the background.Tombland - This is an area of norwich next to the Anglican cathedral with stunning old buildings containing a mixture of chain and independent dining. Shiki is our fave here, a Japanese Restaurant - their sushi is incredible.The Plantation Garden - A unique, otherworldly, restored Victorian town garden. £2 entry and worth every penny. The garden is terraced over 3 acres. It has a 'secret garden' feel to it and there are some really odd, quirky features.Castle Quarter - Just off the Norwich Lanes and in the shadow of the castle. An indoor mixture of independent and chain shops and restaurants.The Cathedral Church of St John the Baptist - the Roman Catholic cathedral of the city of Norwich.Strangers Hall - Strangers' Hall is a museum of domestic history located in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. It is a Grade I listed building. The oldest parts of the building date back to the fourteenth century.The Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell - From Medieval to modern day, the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell tells the story of Norwich's industries and the people who lived and worked here.