Enjoy more of your time in Norwich
Welcome to Enjoy Norwich, the independent, online guide to things to do in Norwich.
We’ve hand-picked the finest Norwich restaurants, pubs, accommodation, shops and places to visit in and around Norwich (including some real gems that you might not already know about) and collected them here.
Curated by people who were born and live in Norwich, each inclusion on this site is carefully chosen for its high quality or unique appeal and regularly reviewed to ensure that you have a truly wonderful experience in this Fine City.
Where Next?
Whether you’re a visitor planning a weekend getaway or if you live in Norwich but are looking for new ideas for a place to eat out or ways to spend a relaxing Sunday afternoon, we hope that Enjoy Norwich will prove an inspiring, indispensable guide.
YALM
Norwich’s newest and most exclusive food hall dining concept. Bringing together award-winning chefs in a range of creative kitchens, offering a unique experience in a setting that dates back to 1899.
BugzUK
A visit to the BugzUK Parc is a must. You'll see hundreds of incredible tropical insects, millipedes, spiders and tarantulas, plus so many other minibeasts.
TREAT NORWICH
Welcome to Treat – a friendly, accessible complementary healthcare clinic in Norwich.
MAN v FAT
The UK’s leading male weight loss programme is very active in Norfolk.
Norwich VR
The entertainment centre that specialises in the most immersive Virtual Reality currently available. Plus, lots more too...
BARNHAM BROOM
A very stylish setting in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, with a Hotel, Brasserie Restaurant, Golf Course and Spa.
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Xmas Stories at Cinema City
All the festive favourites you will need this season.
Finding Emerson
Contemporary photographs of Great Yarmouth displayed alongside images of East Anglia by pioneering Victorian photographer Peter Henry Emerson at the Enterprise Centre on the UEA Campus.
