B&Bs in Norwich
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B&Bs in Norwich
Come away to the lovely city of Norwich where the gorgeous beaches of Great Yarmouth are just 40 minutes west by car via the stunning nature paradise of the sprawling Broads Nature Park that is renowned for its shimmering, navigable waterways, lovely wildlife and picturesque moody landscapes with gorgeous colours and plays of light on the water! The city of Norwich is a playground of museums, galleries, heritage architecture, wonderful independent shops and top rated restaurants and has a reputation for being a thriving foodie mecca.
Romantic Couples GetawayFind a lovely B&B for a perfect Norwich getaway! Browse a variety of charming B&Bs with stylishly decorated, comfortably furnished interiors dotted about in central Norwich and the immediate surroundings. Many of these lovely accommodation options are conveniently located just metres from the centre of town while other options are just 1.6 km from the middle of town. Find the perfect sized B&B for a wonderful romantic couples getaway in beautiful, peaceful East England!!
Travellers and activities
There is so much adventure fun for families to enjoy in and around Norwich! Make special memories with your loved ones as you explore the wonderful variety of family friendly adventure parks in the area! Whether you love bucket and spade adventures by the seaside complete with drippy ice creams and fish and chips or relaxing forest walks and bike rides, Norwich has it all! BeWILDerwood near Hoveton is a fantastic woodland playground just a stone's throw from Norwich packed with woodland thrills while The Pleasure Beach is Great Yarmouth´s go to place for roller coaster action. Pleasurewood Hills near Lowestoft just 42 minutes south east by car is crammed with fun and relaxing activities for a perfect day trip.
Norwich for nature loversWith the breathtaking scenery and vast acreage of pristine natural beauty of The Broads right on your doorstep along the banks of the River Yare and extending eastward all the way to the coast at Great Yarmouth and the stunning Bure Marshes National Nature Reserve along the River Bure, you are never far from the joy of being out and about in nature. To the west you have the gorgeous wooded trails of Thetford Forest Park while the Norfolk coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is just an hour north of Norwich offering you a multitude of stunning coastal paths and off the beaten track beaches to explore and enjoy!
Did you know that Norwich was England's second biggest city for more than 700 years because of the wool trade and Norwich inhabitants were once famous for their weaving and canary breeding!
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Come and have a blast looking at all the fabulous staged scenes at Britain's largest indoor model attraction comprising almost 1km square of fantastically intricate displays. Here you can admire some of the largest model railways in the world! There are gorgeous, whimsical, classic scenes of G-gauge model railways, Scalextric, and Lego amongst others.
2. River CruiseHop on board a luxury river cruiser paddle boat for an unforgettable excursion that will allow you to sit back and relax as you take in the beautiful surroundings of Bure Marshes National Reserve. Embark in the charming village of Horning and head along the glistening waters of the River Bure as you drift past beautiful thatched houses, windmills and reed beds filled with beautiful water fowl! The open upper deck offers you a breezy vantage point for taking photos and enjoying the scenery!
3. Norwich Castle Museum and Art GalleryCome and see the stunning treasures on display inside the fabulous Norwich Museum and Art Gallery that boasts extraordinary collections of fine art, natural history and archaeology! The collections are housed inside the stunning Norman Royal Palace that has stood guard over Norwich for 900 years and has been repurposed as an awe inspiring museum and art gallery setting with exciting and innovative displays, events and exhibitions!
4. Whitlingham Country ParkIf you are in the mood for a relaxing walk, family cycling or picnic outing head to beautiful Whitlingham Country Park just south of Norwich at Trowse where you can spot beautiful water birds such as kingfishers, geese, heron and cormorants. You may even spot otters! Explore 35 hectares of open parkland and sparkling water perfect for exploring! Hire open canoes, kayaks or stand up paddleboards for water fun. You can even take SUP classes here!
5. Felbrigg Hall Gardens and EstateIf you fancy a scenic drive, head 40 minutes north of Norwich to the magnificent 520 acres of woods and rolling parkland at Felbrigg Hall, a 17th century National Trust Estate near Felbrigg. This beautiful English country manor house boasts Jacobean architecture and sumptuous Georgian interiors. There are beautiful walks through an orangery and around a lake and there is a lovely walled vegetable garden to admire plus a lovely onsite cafe for afternoon tea!
6. Strangers Hall NorwichIf you are in the mood for a quirky peek into the rich historical past of Norwich, be sure to stop by Strangers Hall in central Norwich, a fantastic museum dedicated to domestic history. Housed in an ancient 14th century building this site offers a wonderful adventure as you stroll through a labyrinth or interconnected rooms replete with period objects and textiles that make the heyday of the Stuarts and Tudors come alive in living colour! Expert guides recount fascinating details of the former residents of this house!
7. Day Trip to BeWILDerwoodAre you in the mood for an action packed family day out? Come and spend some quality time with your loved ones in an award winning forest amusement park paradise of adventure thrills just 20 minutes north east of Norwich at Hoveton! Enjoy magical tree houses, treetop walks, boat rides and all manner of wild woodland fun and outdoor excitement! Two onsite restaurants serve child friendly menu options for when you get hungry!