Norwich News & Events
One wing of the Assembly House on Theatre Street will be covered in 25,000 butterflies all summer as part of the Benjamin Foundation’s 25th anniversary celebration ‘Flight of Youth’
Norwich Theatre Royal is one of East Anglia’s premiere venues seating just over 1300 people and featuring a wide range of shows and performances.
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Clearly people who know what they’re talking about the American CNN network has just named Norwich as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, citing it’s mediaeval architecture, the picturesque streets and the Cathedral as particular attractions
The Norwich Science Festival this October will be headlined by Jane Goodall conservationist, UN Peace Messenger, and of course a world authority on chimpanzees. Full line up for the Festival which takes place from October 18th-26th in various venues will be announced on August 21st
Marks and Spencer is offering shoppers a 25% discount if they bring their own containers for food-to-go
Business networkers should trot along early on any Thursdays until August 29th for a 6.30 breakfast at the Best Western Hotel followed by a chance to build up contacts and support, and meet new business acquaintants
All About Dogs will be returning to the Norfolk Showground on August 25th and 26th. Very popular with public and professionals the show is a real fun day ouit for any dog
Those travelling by air are discovering that it is frequently cheaper to travel from Norwich Airport and is a lot less hassle for long haul flights – via Amsterdam you can travel anywhere in the world
In good news for the region tourism numbers across the board are well up on last year with visitors from China up by nearly 20%!
The Fiveways Roundabout, one of the City’s busiest, will be closed completely from 9.30am on Friday 23rd August until late night on Monday 26th, the complete Bank Holiday Weekend
The Dutch Garden at Earlham Hall is to become a ‘silent space’ where guests are asked to switch off their mobiles and stop talking, to allow people to enjoy the silence of nature and promote UEA students’ wellbeing
There’s shortly going to be a new tenpin bowling centre and games arcade opening in Castle Mall as Superbowl will be providing yet another reason for a visit to Norwich as well as furnishing the city with 35 new jobs.
The city’s Tombland area is in line for a makeover, which will involve the demolition of the disused public toilets and give the area a much more ‘open’ feel
Wednesday evening out of town you could try the Picnic and Paddle at Fairhaven water Gardens – a nice relaxing outing stopping for a picnic in the reeds. Runs from 6.00pm – they provide the paddle – you provide the picnic
Also on the river on the 20th Broads Tours offer an evening on the river with the Norfolk Jazz Quintet – starts at 7.30 from Wroxham – drinks, lights and music – a hugely atmospheric evening cruise as the sun goes down
For the creative Wednesday Workshop continues at the Puppet Theatre until 28th August running from 10.30 -12.30 – creatse a famous character from book or film or just make your favourite animal. Workshop leaders are on hand to help you along the way
Cromer invites you to join it’s Crab and Lobster Festival on the 25th as it celebrates it’s seafaring history and it’s best known delicacies – lots going on from 10.00am
On Saturday from midday at Chapel Break Community Centre, Harpsfield take a look at the Last Minute Festival – lots of music and socialising in aid of the East Anglian Air Ambulance
Norwich Cathedral has a Summer Fun Day on Wednesday with puppet shows, face painting, outdoor games, a play area and workshops fro drama and dance. Runs from 10.30am.
Help the city go quackers on Sunday with the Great Norwich Duck Race a partnership between the Ribs of Beef, the Maids Head, the Norfolk Paddle Company and the Broads Authority. The fun starts from 11.00am with a duck parade on St George’s Bridge

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What's On in Norwich

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Attractions and Places to Visit in Norwich

Attractions and Places to Visit in Norwich

Norwich is a beautiful city of stunning architecture, history and culture. The city has the largest permanent undercover market in Europe, many museums and theatres, ancient pubs, cobbled streets such as Elm Hill, Timber Hill and Tombland, ancient buildings such as St Andrew's Hall, half-timbered houses..

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Places to stay in Norwich

Places to Stay in Norwich

Treat yourself to the ultimate in luxury accommodation in Norwich. The hotels offer an ideal blend of rustic charm and modern convenience, providing guests with an exceptional experience for their Norwich visit.

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Sports and Activities

Sports and Activities

Norfolk is a great place to enjoy outdoor activities and sports. There's plenty of things to do in the Norfolk Broads; boating and sailing, canoeing and kayaking, whether on the Norfolk Broads or at sea; great opportunities to fish, or just go crabbing or rockpooling.

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Activities, Where to Eat, Where to Stay, What to Do in Norwich

Whether you’re looking for things to do in Norwich such as events and attractions or are planning where to stay in Norwich, you’ll find everything you need for your Norwich holiday on Whats On In Norwich.com. Make sure to discover Norwich’s diverse neighbourhoods, from tranquil suburbs to central areas full of shopping, entertainment and dining options.

Norwich have a huge range of options for food and drink. The plethora of excellent local produce on your doorstep lends itself to an array of great places to eat. This is complemented by a healthy quantity of homegrown culinary talent in the form of some very inspiring Norwich-based Chefs.
It's Norfolk's diverse geography that gives it such a wonderful array of food and drink ingredients: the grazing pasture of the Broads, rich, fertile soil of the Fens, free-draining sandy soil of the Brecks.

House of Tiago

House of Tiago

Our meat is placed on skewers and grilled on an open flame charcoal rotisserie for perfect flavour in the style of traditional cooking in Brazil.
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Last Wine Bar & Restaurant

Last Wine Bar & Restaurant

The restaurant is situated in the heart of one of the oldest areas of Norwich, a quick walk to the city centre, to the famous Cathedral & Castle Museum
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Benedict's Norwich

Benedict's

Benedicts on St Benedicts Street is a stylish and understated restaurant that serves modern British cuisine.

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Revolution Bar

Revolution Bar

An innovative food menu made using the freshest ingredients, a beer and cider range from around the world and cocktails made by experts..
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Norwich lies on two rivers – the Yare and Wensum – and these have had a significant influence on the city’s development. Norwich boasts museums, galleries, festivals, performances, music events, entertainment venues and exhibitions alongside historic heritage buildings such as the Maddermarket Theatre, Strangers’ Hall, Norwich Castle and cathedral.

Full of stunning historical architecture, Norwich has Norman Cathedral and a 12th Century Castle, as well as an open-air market, quirky independent shops, restaurants, cinemas, galleries, theatres, cafés, bars, pubs and clubs. Norwich has an extensive range of things to do with a selection of places to eat and drink, adventures and activities, plan your stay and visit to Norwich.