Norwich

Judiciously blending an old-world charm with modern constructions, the British city of Norwich, in East Anglia, is reputed to be the heart of the Norfolk administration. Norwich is a quaint and attractive town, noted for it’s medieval architecture and narrow inter-crossing roads and by-lanes. Being promoted as a shopper’s paradise, Norwich has streets lined with shops offering a variety of products. Traditional outlets coupled with modern shopping malls make this city one of UK’s top 5 shopping destinations.

One of the most famous tourist attractions in the city is the Norman Cathedral and Castle. Norwich is supposed to have the biggest cloisters in Britain and can also boast of being home to the second-tallest spire in Europe. Another ’never-to-be-missed’ sight for a visitor to this beautiful city is Elm Hill that is dotted with timber-embellished houses. The Norfolk Broads inland waterways are supposed to be Britain’s biggest protected wetland. These broads are ideal getaways from the mad rush and grind of the big cities.

The Norwich countryside exudes a natural charm that is a treat to the eyes. The nightlife in the city is rocking and there is never a dearth of activities to take part in. For a casual tour of the city, there are museums, stage theatres, concerts, art galleries and cinema houses among many other striking locales. The Norwich Union has an efficient airport, good hotels and easily obtained car insurance.