For Families

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

This 85-acre Park offers true family fun adventure of a Jurassic nature, including animatronic dinosaurs in natural settings and a range of activities.

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.

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.

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

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.

A buzzing coffee house/restaurant, serving freshly made sweet and savoury Belgian waffles, using many organic and free-range ingredients, according to availability.

Saporita is a small family business in Norwich, a place where people can enjoy easy and tasty Italian street food and Pizza.

The Grosvenor Fish Bar is a long established traditional fish and chip shop, with a twist. A Norwich institution offering an array of food.

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

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

Handmade Italian gelato, using only the best natural ingredients. Cafe Gelato will transport you back to Italy with its unique flavours like a richer ice cream.

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.

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

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.

The Britons Arms is a small independent coffee shop and restaurant trading on beautiful Elm Hill.

Namaste Village is a traditional Indian restaurant, serving vegetarian and vegan food from different regions of India.

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

The Goat Shed offers its customers the very best, fresh produce from Norfolk and the surrounding area.

At Yellow’s Bar & Grill, everything is homemade from fresh and mostly local ingredients. There’s something for everyone at every age.

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

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

Whitlingham Country Park sits on the outskirts of Norwich and is the gateway to the Broads, with over 280 acres of beautiful countryside.

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!

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

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.

Named after the legendary warrior and Queen of the Iceni whose tribes once inhabited the area, the Boudicca Way runs for approximately 36 miles.

Get ready to meet some of the 50 rescued donkey and horse residents ready to make your acquaintance at Redwings Aylsham in Norfolk.

Norfolk’s longest narrow gauge heritage railway runs through 9 miles of beautiful countryside between Aylsham and Wroxham.

Pensthorpe Natural Park is a modern day nature reserve with a focus on inspiring the next generation to enjoy wildlife and the great outdoors.

This 85-acre Park offers true family fun adventure of a Jurassic nature, including animatronic dinosaurs in natural settings and a range of activities.

130 acres of beautiful ancient woodland, water gardens and a private broad at South Walsham in the Norfolk Broads

Discover a land of Boggles, Twiggles and all their beautifully unusual friends.

Holkham is a special place where a stunning coastal landscape meets one of England’s great agricultural estates.

Travel back to an old-fashioned fairground with majestic engines and rides from the Victorian era.

At home in the landscaped grounds of Thrigby Hall is a special collection of rare animals from Asia.

The Bug Parc is a unique attraction and the largest invertebrate parc in the country where you can see hundreds of incredible tropical insects.

Get ready to meet some of the 50 rescued donkey and horse residents ready to make your acquaintance at Redwings Aylsham in Norfolk.

Wroxham Miniature Worlds is the largest indoor modelling attraction in the UK, our massive model railways with will fascinate all ages.

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.

The Catholic Cathedral with it’s beautiful stained glass and stonework is one of the finest examples of great Victorian Gothic Revival Architecture.

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.

Wroxham Miniature Worlds is the largest indoor modelling attraction in the UK, our massive model railways with will fascinate all ages.

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

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 Garage is a hub for performing arts; a creative space to learn, with a regular programme features over 90 classes for children and adults.

Norwich Puppet Theatre is an excellent introduction to the magic of theatre with original shows, activities, workshops and masterclasses for all ages.

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

The Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre is best known as the venue for the ONLY ‘End of Pier’ show of its kind in the World!

Holkham is a special place where a stunning coastal landscape meets one of England’s great agricultural estates.

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

Love Light Norwich is a bright and bold festival in the City of Stories. Enjoy three days of performance, music, and free outdoor exhibitions.

Learn more about the science that shapes our world with our talks, debates and workshops, on a range of topics from artificial intelligence to ageing.

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

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.

This is one of the most colourful weekends in the calendar. Carnival spirit sweeps the streets with free music, performance, entertainment and a parade.

Sundown Festival returns to Norfolk Showground, Norwich, from 29th to 31st August 2025, bringing an epic weekend of live music and festival fun.

From the code that made it happen to the latest releases, delve deep into the world of gaming, and meet the people behind the pixels.