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Please find all the pages on Visit Norwich below.

About VisitNorwich
VisitNorwich is a private/public sector partnership whose aim is to encourage visitors to discover Norwich and the surrounding area.
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Accommodation
Search for accommodation in Norfolk, UK, including hotels, bed and breakfast in South Norfolk and holiday cottages in the Norfolk Broads.
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Art Galleries
Norwich has a fine tradition of turning out some great artists, and this is reflected in the number of galleries you can visit.
galleries.aspx

Arts and Culture
Norwich is known as the capital of East Anglia, and as a cultural centre it is firmly on the map. According to new research*, Norwich has more cultural activity than anywhere else in the UK relative to poulation size, making it a great place for a citybreak or day trip.
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Attractions
Norwich, Norfolk and the Norfolk Broads have much to offer in terms of what to see and do in the area. Norwich is ideal for a city break in the UK, with attractions such as Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle Museum. South Norfolk provides countryside and rustic English villages, perfect for walking holidays and cycling holidays. The Norfolk Broads are ideal for boating holidays and fishing. You can have a great holiday in East Anglia!
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bed and breakfast
Personal service, attention to detail, delicious breakfasts - just some of the qualities that can be found in our range of high quality bed and breakfast accommodation.
bedandbreakfast.aspx

Beer Festival
Come and join the 29th Norwich Beer Festival held at St. Andrew's and Blackfriars' Halls from October 23rd to October 28th, 2006
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BeWILDerwood
BeWILDerwood, 10 miles from Norwich is a new adventure attraction. A huge forest of wild family fun and outdoor adventure for kinds of all ages - from 1 to 81! Treehouses, zip wires,jungle bridges, Crocklebogs, boat trips, marsh walk and really yummy food!
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Big Norfolk Food Debate
What food issue do you think should be debated?
food-festival-big-debate.aspx

Bray's Cottage Pork Pies
Bray's Cottage Pork Pies
brays.aspx

Broad House Hotel
Feature page for Broad House Hotel for the Day in the Broads campaign 2008.
Broad-House-Hotel.aspx

Broadland market towns
There are many delightful market towns in Broadland, where you can eat, shop, stay or visit to look around and explore.
broadland-market-towns.aspx

Broadland villages
The villages of Broadland offer you endless exploration with plenty of Norfolk B&B's and hotels plus exciting attractions to visit.
broadland-villages.aspx

Broads
One of the most popular inland waterways in Europe, The Norfolk Broads is the perfect place to enjoy a peaceful, relaxing holiday. As Britain’s largest protected wetland, it enjoys status equivalent to a National Park.
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Broads Accessibility
Whether you have difficulty walking, use a wheelchair or have a double buggy, much of The Norfolk Broads are still accessible for you. There is no reason at all why you cannot enjoy this spectacular area of 200 km inland waterways just as easily as anyone else.
broads-accessibility.aspx

Broads Accommodation
The Norfolk Broads is a superb place in which to base yourself for a wonderfully relaxing short break or holiday. The Norfolk Broads area offers a vast range of holiday accommodation including boats, self-catering, holiday parks, campsites, hotels and B&B's. And while you are here you can enjoy its beautiful, wild expanse of 200km of inland waterways home to some of the rarest plants and wildlife in the UK.
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Broads Attractions
The Broads offers a vast selection of attractions, visit Wroxham Barns for their Junior Farm and large grassy picnic area, or explore the enchanted world of BeWILDerwood where whether you are 1 or 81 you can play in treehouses, zip wires and jungle bridges.
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Broads Boating
Taking yourself off for a trip on the river is one of the best ways to explore and enjoy the countryside. The Norfolk Broads is an amazing network of rivers, broads, shallow lakes and grazing marshes covering 200km, allowing you to experience time and again a visit of peace, tranquillity and outstanding beauty.
broads-boating.aspx

Broads Churches
Ask anybody what they find distinctive about the Norfolk Broads and following hard on the heels of the waterways and the big skies, it’s likely that they will mention the fabulous medieval churches that lend so much character to this unique wetland area.
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Broads Cycling
The Norfolk Broads are the place to discover picture postcard landscapes, ancient churches and numerous pretty villages. With miles of peaceful country lanes, much of which is relatively flat, the Broads can easily be explored by bicycle. The information here will give you ideas for routes and who to contact if you need to hire bicycles.