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The historic city of Norwich is dominated by its magnificent Norman cathedral, boasting the largest cloisters in England, the second tallest spire in the country and an amazing 1,200 carved stone roof bosses one of the greatest art treasures of medieval Europe. Norwich is proud of its past and present status. Its ancient buildings and city wall remains make it the most complete medieval city in Britain. In medieval times Norwich was one of the greatest cities in England, and today, as East ... MoreAnglia's capital city, it still is offering a rare blend of historic interest and modern sophistication.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 population size, making it a great place for a city break or day trip.Eating out in Norwich and the countryside is all about the pleasure of enjoying wonderful Norfolk food, the skills of top local chefs and receiving a warm welcome from passionate proprietors. Restaurants in Norwich offer the sophistication of award-winning eateries from trendy bistros to homely gastro-pubs to hotel restaurants and themed meals. Norwich and it's countryside has just about every variety of restaurant you can think of. Plus quite a few have some pretty great awards under their belts! Norwich has many night clubs for you to dance the night away mainly located in the Prince of Wales Road areaWith a back drop of 32 medieval churches, 2 cathedrals and a Norman castle shopping in Norwich is a rather unique experience. High street stores, designer brands, independent shops and quirky goods are all on offer in this city listed as one of the top 10 places to shop in the UK. Outside of London's Oxford Street, Norwich is the only place in the UK to have 4 national department stores as well as a local independent department store, Jarrold, within its city centre.Two shopping centres, independent retailers located in the historic Norwich Lanes, Elm Hill and Timberhill plus contemporary architecture and history. Norwich satisfies even the most sophisticated shopper so whatever your style, taste or pocket you will have great fun discovering the mix this exciting city has to offer.Governor's House is a seven minute walk from the heart of Norwich and is situated around three acres of Victorian gardens.Well situated for the University, Norfolk University Hospital, Sainsbury Centre and the John Innes as well as all the attractions Norwich has to offer.All bedlinen and towels providedSmokingNo DogsFree ParkingPlease be aware there is NO reception at any of our apartments. We will send our own confirmation with the relevant information to guests. There is a restaurant on site at the Beeches, that is available for breakfasts. This is charged separately and at time of meal. This is not pre-bookable. Less

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