Tombland: The Heart of Historic Norwich

Once a Saxon commercial center, Tombland is an awesome place to start investigating old Norwich. From here two doors, St. Ethelbert's 1272 and Erpingham 1420, lead into the charming peacefulness of the Cathedral Close, with its abundance of notable structures, including the medieval deanery. It's likewise near Elm Hill, an exquisite medieval cobbled road close to the River Wensum fixed with little, old houses, a significant number of them now alluring shops.

Near the best end of Elm Hill are St. Andrew's and Blackfriars Halls, and only a short separation away in Bridewell Alley is the Bridewell Museum. Housed in a 700-year-old previous "place of adjustment," features incorporate shows committed to the industry and crafted works in Norfolk and additionally a show of silk shawls once prized by Queen Victoria. Make sure to likewise visit the neighboring Colman's Mustard Shop and Museum, presenting the 180-year history of one of England's most celebrated sauces.