Norwich
Properties and events in Norwich
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'Bee-Roads'
A fun trail designed for children - learn about the beehives at the Cathedral, and follow the 'Bee-Roads' as you discover the numerous saints who are connected with bees!
‘Our Journey towards Salvation.’ A Talk on the East Window.
This talk discusses the stained glass of the East Window. Designed by Dunstan Powell in the early 1900s, the window depicts the story of our journey towards salvation, from before God created the universe to the present day.
154 years of continuous play
Come and see one of Norwich’s ‘hidden gems’ where outdoor bowls has been played for 154 years. Active club in delightful garden setting.
A Church for Every Week, a Pub for Every Day - Walking Tour
We all know the old saying about Norwich, but is it true? Explore some of the city’s churches and pubs and uncover some interesting, often surprising, facts about their history, as well as unearthing some connections with our European neighbours.
A Passion for Paisley: Design a Pine
A hands on workshop exploring the Norfolk 'pine' designs, similar to paisley patterns, seen on Victorian shawls manufactured in Norwich in the 19th Century.
Above and all around us - the Second Air Division and their legacy
Join us for a day of talks and collections displays as we examine the US Army Air Forces in WW2 East Anglia through the items they left behind and discuss their lasting impact on the landscape.
Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue
Come and tour the Synagogue and learn about the history of the building. There will also be plenty of Jewish artefacts to view and hear about their history and use in the synagogue. There will be free refreshments available.
Alleyways East Walking Tour
Taking its cue from this year’s theme of Routes, Networks and Connections, this tour gives us an opportunity to look at some of the alleyways, passages and yards that thread their way between the major roads to the east of Norwich city centre.
Behind the Scenes at The Forum
A wonderful opportunity to see behind the scenes of this Millennium building, including the Millennium Library Stacks Room. The tour will provide an insight to the building's operations and history.
Bishops House Garden
Visit and discover this historic private four-acre garden. A formal city centre garden which has belonged to the Bishops of Norwich for over 900 years.
Brandland: Norwich and the Birth of Modern Brands
We live in a world of brands. Most of us have brands we love (or hate). But did you know that modern branding started in Norwich?
Bridges of Norwich - Walking Tour
Starting at Norwich's oldest remaining bridge and ending at New Mills, this tour looks at the stories behind how Norwich has connected either side of the Wensum.
Britons arms - Tour
A tour of the Britons Arms including the residential, and attic spaces with information about the context and details of the building.
Celebrating the past, building our future: An RSPCA Story
Visit this special exhibition marking the 60th anniversary of the RSPCA Mid Norfolk and North Suffolk Branch, which coincides with the 200th anniversary of its parent charity, the National RSPCA.
Chapel Field Road Methodist Church
This church designed by Edward Boardman. the well known Norwich architect, was opened in 1881 to accomodate 1000 worshippers. The church retains its Victorian character, has a fine Norman Beard organ and is a listed building.
Cinema City - Archive Film Screening
The Sir John Hurt Film Trust is proud to present a compilation of films from the East Anglian Film Archive especially for Heritage Open Days.
City Centre Connections Walking Tours
Local History Tour between St Peter Mancroft and St John Maddermarket
City of Norwich School Heritage Day
The City of Norwich School is open to the public on Saturday 14th September from 1000 to 1500 for the Norfolk Heritage festival.
City Walls and Statues - Walking Tour
Join this walking tour across the city of Norwich.
Clocks and Royal Visits - Walking Tour
A timely and regal route, looking at some of the many clocks to be found in Norwich and recalling some of the Royal Visitations that have taken place