Norwich Cathedral

Glimmering white with a striking 315-foot tower the most noteworthy in England after Salisbury and acclaimed for its settling peregrine birds of prey, Norwich Cathedral was worked in 1096 and has saved its Norman character superior to some other church in the nation. Features incorporate the Monk's Door and the Prior's Door prompting the two-story houses worked in the vicinity of 1297 and 1425.

Additionally of intrigue is the nave, with its 14 coves, low gigantic segments, and fine lierne vaulting, and the noteworthy choir, with its 62 slows down numerous awe-inspiring shelters, and wonderfully cut misericords dating from 1420. There are additionally ious fascinating tombs, and behind the high sacrificial table is the old stone religious administrator's royal position dating from the sixth century.