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Norwich Hotel tips
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Premier Inn Norwich City Centre (Duke Street) from56 £
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St. Giles House from80 £
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The Station Hotel Norwich from42 £
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Norwich Travel guide
Norwich : Michelin's recommendations
On the banks of the River Wensum, Norwich has preserved its medieval character. The city grew rich in the Middle Ages when it was the commercial hub of the East Anglian wool trade. The spires and towers of some 30 churches which dot the horizon date from this period. The castle keep on its hilltop dominates the town; at its foot, old Norwich stretches out as its cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses lead up to the cathedral behind its stone gates.
Tourist attractions Norwich : Things to see and do
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Norwich Castle Museum
Castle Meadow GB - Norwich
The upper stone keep has more or less kept its original character, retaining its roman arches, oratorio and well (34m deep). A guided visit takes you from the crenellations to the oubliettes (secret dungeons) and retraces the History of Norwich...
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Castle
Castle Meadow GB - Norwich
Situated at the heart of Norwich the castle was built in 1160 on top of a strategically dominant hill. The blind exterior arcatures copied from Castle Rising, were faithfully reproduced in Bath Stone when Salvin remodelled the building (1833-1839). L..
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St Peter Hungate
Princes Street GB - Norwich NR3 1AE
Rebuilt in 1460, this is now a museum for ecclesiastical art, which has embroidered surplices, copper funereal plaques and stained glass windows.
Hotels Norwich
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The Station Hotel Norwich
5 - 7, Riverside Road GB - Norwich NR1 1SQ
Located opposite the River Wensum, the Yacht Station and Pull's Ferry, we are just two minutes' walk from Thorpe Railway Station in Norwich. Our hotel is a family-run business and originally the building consisted of three victorian houses which were..
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Premier Inn Norwich Nelson City Centre Riverside
Prince of Wales Road GB - Norwich NR1 1DX
Prix Prices from : 63 £
Opposite Norwich Train Station and close to entertainment and shopping, this riverside Premier Inn has a good city-centre location, a Table Table restaurant, free parking and a Costa coffee shop. Enjoy alfresco dining beside the River Wensum, and cl..
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The Maids Head Hotel
Tombland GB - Norwich NR3 1LB
Prix Prices from : 61 £
Located opposite the famous Norman Cathedral in the heart of Norwich centre, The Maids Head offers free parking and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi. It has a traditional restaurant and 2 bars. Set in a 13th-century building, the rooms each feature a p..
Restaurants Norwich
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Bishop's
8-10 St Andrew's Hill GB - Norwich NR2 1AD
Intimate restaurant of only eight tables, in a 15C building with a country-chic décor of floral prints, oval mirrors, crystal chandeliers and silk curtains. Simply presented, traditional dishes. Efficient service.
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Mackintosh's Canteen
Unit 410, Chaplefield Plain GB - Norwich NR2 1SZ
Smart modern brasserie boasting full length windows, combined with an all day terraced café: a shoppers' haven. Friendly, efficient team serve tasty, freshly prepared modern dishes.
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St Giles House
41-45 St Giles St GB - Norwich NR2 1JR
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Tatlers
21 Tombland GB - Norwich NR3 1RF
Georgian merchant's house close to the cathedral, with high ceilings, bay windows and shabby-chic styling. Satisfying, flavourful bistro classics use the best of local ingredients; service is efficient and polite.
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Roger Hickman's
79 Upper St Giles St GB - Norwich NR2 1AB
Personally run restaurant in a historic part of the city, with soft hues, modern art and romantic corners. Service is attentive yet unobtrusive. Cooking is modern, intricate and displays respect for ingredients' natural flavours.
