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PLACES TO VISIT IN NORWICH		... BUT DON'T FORGET THE NORFOLK BROADS
Norwich is stuffed full of great things to do and places to visit including cathedrals, museums and more than one great gallery. Here are some of our favourites.		Of course, dont forget that Norwich is just a stone's throw from the Broads - manyu more things to do there! Visit our page on the Norfolk Broads.

NORWICH CATHEDRAL		NORWICH CASTLE MUSEUM

	The construction of Norwich Cathedral began in 1068 but wasn't finally consecrated til 1101, a mere 900 years ago. There are more than 1000 bosses on the roof timbers. Open daily from 7.30am to 6pm.		Norwich Castle was built in 1067 when William the Conqueror (c.1027 - 1087) ordered its construction in order to have a fortification in the city. It has been used as a museum since 1894. One of the best things to do in Norwich on a rainy day.

NORWICH CITY FOOTBALL CLUB		NORWICH MARKET

	The Canaries have played at Carrow Road since 1935. Its a great ground to watch football, and the home of the only top flight team in Norfolk.		Recently renewed, Norwich market is a great place to while away an hour, whether you buy something or not. Stalls selling everything you can imagine in the heart of Norwich.

ELM HILL		THE ASSEMBLY HOUSE

	Elm Hill is a Tudor cobbled lane that was largely rebuilt after the great fire of 1507, and there are more Tudor Houses in this small Norwich street than in the City of London. Only 5 minutes walk from Norwich Cathedral		The Assembly House is a beautiful Georgian house on Theatre Street used for weddings, concerts and exhibitions. Open from 9.30am to 8pm, Monday to Saturday.

ORIGINS AT THE FORUM		BRIDEWELL MUSEUM

	Origins is an interactive journey through 2000 years of Norfolk and Norwich. Covering three floors within the stunning Forum building, discover people, places and personalities.		In 1585 the Bridewell Museum was a prison for women and beggars (a ‘Bridewell’). It became a museum in 1925 housing historic objects and machinery revealing how Norwich people earned their living.

NORWICH ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL		NEW MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART

	The Roman Catholic Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Norwich is the second biggest Catholic Cathedral in the UK. Built in 1910, it was only made a cathedral in 1976 by the Pope.		NEWMU in Norwich is a cluster of arts ventures including studios, a bar and a gallery, as well as housing the creative partnerships scheme and other small creative industries.

NORWICH GALLERY		ROYAL NORFOLK REGIMENTAL MUSEUM

	Norwich Gallery, part of the Norwich School of Art and Design, is located on St George Street, open 10am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday. Admission is free.		The Royal Norfolk Regimental Museum has a varied collection of objects, photographs and archive material connected to the Regiment which illustrates its 300 year history.

If you're looking for things to do in Norwich, don't miss our kids pages for Norwich and Norfolk, or the page on Norwich entertainment which includes cinema, comedy, theatre, music and dance!		Don't know what to do in Norwich? We have all the answers here!

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