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Situated in a loop of the river of the river Wensum; stands the historic cathedral city of Norwich. Rich in not only history, eye catching architecture and numerous public gardens, Norwich is a vibrant up and coming metropolis of a city. When staying in Norwich, the taste and styles of accommodation on offer match the many flavours of the city. From quality guest houses in the suburbs, quiet bed and breakfast establishments along the riverside to grand suites in one of the city’s luxurious hotels.

Norwich has a range of accommodation to suit all budgets. Whether it’s a short city break; to have a weekend shopping in Norwich, now rated 3rd in the country for its shopping malls and independent shopping quarter with designer boutique shops down Norwich Lanes; or using Norwich as a base to explore Norfolk and the Norfolk Boards from, Norwich range of accommodation on offer of Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, Guest Houses, Self Catering, Caravan and Camping Sites should cater for any visitor needs.

Norwich can provide accommodation not just for the holidaying tourists, but also for the business traveller with most hotels offering businesses excellent delegation packages and business conference facilities.

Norwich is easily reached by road, rail and air. Major roads to the Norwich area are the M11, A11, A12, A140 (from London and the south) and the A14, A47, A1/M1 (from the north and west). From London direct trains take approximately 2 hours and run every 30 minutes. Norwich International Airport offers domestic routes from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Exeter, Jersey and Manchester. National Express East has a daily London to Norwich service.

Norwich has lots of historic attractions to visit, starting with the grand architecture of the two cathedrals; Norwich Cathedral built by the 12th Century and St John’s Roman Catholic Cathedral finished in 1910, the Norman Castle in the city centre which houses one of the city’s many museums and art galleries and Dragon Hall dating from the medieval times are some of the attractions open to visitors of the city. There are plenty of peaceful parks to wander round during time away from the bustle of the city. A leisurely walk of the city’s River Walk is highly recommended.

Norwich has a lot to offer the visiting tourist with affordable, stylish accommodation to match.

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