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Short Breaks from NorwichNewest Review: ... campus for the University of East Anglia to the West of the city. The WWW site is http://www.uea.ac.uk/scva/ I haven't got round to visiting this yet (it is shut on Mondays - even bank holidays), but it looks like a nice building. There are also some really good activities that don't cost a lot. You can walk alongside the river and look inside a castle tower. There is the castle ... more |
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by ahenry - written on 20/06/03 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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Norwich is a great place for a day out with kids. Its big enough to have plenty to do, but not so large that you can't walk around it within a day. We normally start with a train ride. You can get a £9 ticket which gives an adult unlimited travel on the railways in and around Norwich - certainly from Cambridge, up to Norwich and then on to Great Yarmouth or Cromer if you wanted to. When you arrive at the station, you can either walk down to the river and go for a cruise, or take a bus up to the shopping area. This bus is free if you have a train ticket. A bit further out from the centre of the town is the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. Its on the ...
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