Norwich Travel Guide | Stroll Through a British Town Where History and Art Intertwine

| Stroll through a British town where history and art intertwine. 🌟 Norwich Travel Guide | Stroll Through a British Town Where History and Art Intertwine 🌟 📍 Must-Visit Attractions 1. Norwich Cathedral This Gothic building, with a history of over 900 years, is the soul of Norwich! Free admission: No ticket is required, but voluntary donations are welcome (money-saving tip). Guided tour: Highly recommend the 45-minute free guided tour (the guide is super interesting, even history can be told as a joke!). Remember to check the official website for opening hours in advance. Hidden gem: Look for the "cat of the cathedral," which often naps in the corner, super healing. Stroll around: The cloister outside the cathedral is the second largest in the UK, perfect for taking photos. There is also the Edith Cavell's Cemetery nearby, full of history. 🚶♀️ City Walk Recommended Route Cathedral → Old Town → Norwich Market Old Town: Cobblestone streets and colorful timber-framed houses, like walking into a medieval movie! Every photo is like a postcard. Norwich Market: One of the oldest outdoor markets in the UK, with over 200 stalls! Try local cheese and handmade desserts, and find vintage items. 🍴 Food Guide Cathedral Cafe: Have a cup of English tea with scones when you are tired (affordable price, super nice staff). Local restaurant recommendations: The Library Restaurant: A restaurant in a bookstore, a must-visit for literary youth! Grosvenor Fish Bar: A century-old fish and chips shop, the crispy skin is amazing. 🚗 Transportation Tips Driving: There is a "park and ride" near the cathedral (every 20 minutes), saving money and worry. Public transportation: Depart from London Liverpool Street Station, about 2 hours direct to Norwich, book tickets in advance for cheaper prices! 💡 Practical Tips Toilet password: The cathedral's public toilet may require a password, ask the staff if you can't find it (don't hold it in like a tourist and go to the bar 😂). Avoid peak season: Fewer people and beautiful scenery in autumn, and you can catch local market events. One day is enough: If you are short on time, focus on the cathedral and the old town, easy and not tiring! Norwich is like a living history book, with both the weight of the Middle Ages and the smoke of the city. Take this guide and feel its slow pace! 🎒✨