Norwich For Couples

The Ribs of Beef – dubbed “the City’s favourite local”, complete with traditional pub food, cask ale, great wines and real cider.

Yalm is Norwich’s newest and most exclusive indoor food hall dining concept. Bringing together award-winning chefs in a range of creative kitchens, offering a unique experience in a setting that dates back to 1899.

Nestled in the famous Norwich Lanes, Makers House offers a continental Tapas Bar Bistro, an ideal place to catch up for cocktails, enjoy a glass of wine and try authentic tapas-bistro cuisine. 

Cosy Clubs celebrate the joys of relaxed dining, drinking and lounging in a fabulous, welcoming setting.

On Dereham Road, Bowling House is a cocktail bar, karaoke venue and restaurant that just happens to be a ten pin bowling alley.

The Ivy Norwich Brasserie lies in the heart of historic London Street, within the iconic Norwich Lanes. The Ivy is offering a a limited edition cocktail to their menu for our dino city food trail: a delicious blend of Cazcabel Coconut Tequila, sugar syrup, topped with Fever-Tree Mexican Lime & Yuzu Soda and garnished with serrated banana leaf.

Norwich Theatre Playhouse has become recognised as one of the best fringe venues in the country, and is home of the famous Playhouse bar.

The Maids Head is an independent 4 star hotel, boasting charm and individual character and known to be the oldest hotel in the UK.

Situated in the heart of Norwich on Gentleman’s Walk, Norwich Market is open Monday to Saturday.

Jarrolds are proud to be the flagship independent store in Norwich – two time winner of the UK’s Independent Department Store of the Year.

The Norwich Lanes is a haven of independent eateries, coffee houses and bars set in a myriad of small alleys and pedestrianised streets.

Chantry Place is a fresh, contemporary shopping centre in the heart of Norwich, East Anglia’s vibrant and thriving capital.

Amongst handsome Georgian structures and small shop fronts, Upper St Giles feels like a secret, sitting at the west tip of Norwich Lanes.

Anglia Square is your local Norwich shopping centre, where you can eat, drink, shop and enjoy, and with a range of over 25 stores, you can get everything you need!

An amazing celebration of culture, with furniture, art, textiles and objects from India, Pakistan, Indonesia and more places besides.

Located in the centre of Norwich, Castle Quarter comprises of 60 stores and food outlets, across five levels of retail and leisure.

On Dereham Road, Bowling House is a cocktail bar, karaoke venue and restaurant that just happens to be a ten pin bowling alley.

Award winning independent store, synonymous with new, up and coming designers. Striving to create a less hostile environment within fashion.

Situated in the heart of historic Norwich, Cinema City is both a state-of-the-art cinema, and a stylish cafe bar.

A 3 acre Grade II English Heritage registered garden. Over 140 years old. A haven of tranquillity and a glimpse into a bygone age.

Chapelfield gardens is not only a place to relax and enjoy the outdoors, thanks to its fabulous bandstand, events and concerts are held here. 

Large area of woodland and heathland consisting of walking trails and a pitch-and-putt golf course.

Castle Gardens is a hidden park in the centre of Norwich. Above Castle Quarter, this little oasis has amazing views of the city skyline, and the castle!

Paul Dickson Tours offers year-round guided walking tours in Norwich and the Broads National Park, featuring private tours for groups of 2 to 20, along with a series of bookable public tours.

Eaton Park consists of 80 acres, including a large children’s play area, a cafe, a crazy golf course, tennis courts, basketball court and skate park.

The Norfolk Mead is a beautiful Georgian Grade II listed country house venue offering visitors the chance to get away from it all.

The Maids Head is an independent 4 star hotel, boasting charm and individual character and known to be the oldest hotel in the UK.

Immerse yourself in Georgian splendour by booking one of our stunning new rooms at The Assembly House.

A world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Park Farm Hotel and Leisure is a blissful retreat set in 200 acres of idyllic countryside, a few miles outside the historic, beautifully vibrant city of Norwich.

Enjoy two luxury Skandi style lodges and an apartment with access to the hotel’s spa & leisure facilities included in your stay.

Barnham Broom is a luxury resort offering a warm welcome to all guests looking for an exceptional experience.

On Dereham Road, Bowling House is a cocktail bar, karaoke venue and restaurant that just happens to be a ten pin bowling alley.

Eaton Park consists of 80 acres, including a large children’s play area, a cafe, a crazy golf course, tennis courts, basketball court and skate park.

Norwich’s magnificent Romanesque Cathedral is open to visitors of all faiths and none. In beautiful grounds it’s an awe-inspiring, welcoming building.

Inspirational public art museum in a world-class Norman Foster building at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

One of the city’s most famous landmarks, Norwich Castle was built by the Normans as a Royal Palace 900 years ago.

As the largest stage in the East of England, Norwich Theatre Royal is the Eastern Home to many world-renowned companies and touring partners.

Norwich Theatre Playhouse has become recognised as one of the best fringe venues in the country, and is home of the famous Playhouse bar.

the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell tells the story of the city’s industries and the people who lived and worked here.

Norwich’s magnificent Romanesque Cathedral is open to visitors of all faiths and none. In beautiful grounds it’s an awe-inspiring, welcoming building.

One of the city’s most famous landmarks, Norwich Castle was built by the Normans as a Royal Palace 900 years ago.

Inspirational public art museum in a world-class Norman Foster building at the University of East Anglia (UEA).

the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell tells the story of the city’s industries and the people who lived and worked here.

Explore one of the oldest, most fascinating buildings in Norwich. See the Tudor Great Hall, the Georgian dining room and the stone-vaulted under croft.

An amazing celebration of culture, with furniture, art, textiles and objects from India, Pakistan, Indonesia and more places besides.

The National Centre for Writing has experienced an outstanding period of achievement and growth, becoming England’s leading literature development body.

Get underneath the surface of Norwich’s history. over 10 days, historic buildings closed to the public open their doors, revealing hidden histories.

Take a tour through the haunted streets of Norwich! See the spooky side of Norwich Cathedral, Norwich Castle, Elm Hill, Tombland and more…

Nestled amongst the independent pubs, restaurants and cafés within the Lanes, Norwich Arts Centre is an award-winning venue.

Norwich are you ready to par-tee like no ones watching?! Mulligans is the ‘par’-fect daytime activity or an epic night out for friends and family!

On Dereham Road, Bowling House is a cocktail bar, karaoke venue and restaurant that just happens to be a ten pin bowling alley.

The Adrian Flux Waterfront is one of Norwich’s most historic music institution’s and nightclubs. This venue has seen the likes of the Arctic Monkeys, Nirvana, Pulp, Radiohead, and much more come through its doors, with an exciting calendar of upcoming gigs to this day. 

Over 17 packed days, the Festival presents more than 100 performances featuring a superb line-up of companies and ensembles from all over the world.

As the largest stage in the East of England, Norwich Theatre Royal is the Eastern Home to many world-renowned companies and touring partners.

Norwich Theatre Playhouse has become recognised as one of the best fringe venues in the country, and is home of the famous Playhouse bar.