Explore the Quaint Streets of Norwich - What You'll Discover Will Surprise You!
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Norwich is a beautiful city with a rich history. In this video, we'll take you on a walk around Norwich to show you some of the interesting and quirky streets. You'll see the lovely Norwich Castle, explore the Victorian market, and walk around during the day and at night!
Whether you're a history buff or just looking for somelerable street to explore, this video is for you! By the end, you'll have a better understanding of Norwich and what to expect when you visit!
Join Lisa and myself (Richard) as we travel around either in our campervan or stay in the odd hotel. We offer site reviews, kit and equipment reviews and the odd bit of banter.
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The city's market is a must-visit attraction.
We enjoyed it
As a Norwich guy myself it's truly a beautiful city
We fully agree
a photographer's paradise.
Hi @ismailgaygisiz495, it truly is an outstanding location, the views are amazing and it has so much history. If you get the chance then try and visit.
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Lisa and Rich
The ghost stories are so intriguing.
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Oh ! Clever Lisa ! Immediately picked out three iconic buildings, The Forum, City Hall and The Guildhall. Really spot on guesses of age and style. These three are part of the NORWICH 12. .. . A heritage group of iconic buildings. They are showcased as internationally important representation of English urban and cultural life over the last 1000 years. Have fun finding the other nine Waggies !!! 👌👍
Thank you for this, Lisa is researching now so we can try and find the others
people are so friendly and welcoming by the sounds of it
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Norwich cathedral sits the biggest cathedral close in Europe. Great video.
I was unaware of this
The castle is quite impressive.
Hopefully we will get to see inside it one day !
Norwich looks like a charming city to live in.
Hi @FurkiwsCZcams, it truly is an outstanding location, the views are amazing and it has so much history. If you get the chance then try and visit.
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Lisa and Rich
I'm in love with the city's cobblestone streets.
Its just old fashion which we love
The riverside is so serene and relaxing.
Hi @toxic__u, it truly is an outstanding location, the views are amazing and it has so much history. If you get the chance then try and visit.
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Lisa and Rich
I love the historic architecture of this place.
Hi @burakksack7910, it truly is an outstanding location, the views are amazing and it has so much history. If you get the chance then try and visit.
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Lisa and Rich
Norwich Cathedral is a true masterpiece.
Hi @muratyuksel9799, it truly is an outstanding location, the views are amazing and it has so much history. If you get the chance then try and visit.
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Lisa and Rich
'Ello Norwich Resident here, So from when you visited there was a way to get to the castle just next to the blue boarding stuff, leading to the castle. Easier way to get to it would've been through the castle mall [Castle Quarter], by going up to the top floor, which is a food court, and going through the glass gazibo bit.
Thank you @kitaleykat for the comment and very useful information. We now have a boat on the Broads and the channel for that is Waggies Cruising, with the infor you have given us we will make sure we don't get lost next time. Thanks again, Rich and Lisa
I've always wanted to visit Norwich, looks amazing!
You should!
I'd love to explore the hidden alleyways.
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The museums are so informative and interesting.
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I'm amazed by the number of churches in this city.
To many lol :-)
There used to be a church in Norwich for every week of the year, plus a pub for every day of the year!
Thank you for sharing this fascinating fact about Norwich. It's amazing how history can shape a city.
What a shame the city's heritage isnt so well-preserved.
We agree
What ? Perhaps you would like to point that out to Norwich Historic Society, Norwich Preservation Society, Norwich Family History Society,British Local History Society, Local History on Line, Norwich Federation of Archaeology, Norwich Museums and English Heritage? They need to know that they are not doing enough.
Lisa wondered if Norwich was built on slavery. It was built on the wool trade. Then on manufacturing. I would have thought that most people would have linked the city to mustard, chocolate and StartRite shoes as a first answer. Perhaps followed by insurance ( Norwich Union ) and finance. I do know that slaving ships vittaled and sailed out of King's Lynn and that a family called Dalling from that area had a plantation called Donnington Castle in Jamaica. There may be something more of interest in St Peters Mancroft Church where three rescued slave boys were christened. Norwich upper and middle classes were mostly puritan with a strong work ethic. Pioneers in machinery (Norwich Museum) and welcomed skilled working refugees from religious intolerance ( Strangers Hall )
Thank you once again for taking the time to respond with a detailed response and explanation. Lisa is undertaking research for our return to Norwich and this has helped tremendously. Thanks again Rich and Lisa