What Should I Do In Norwich?
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FAQs About Norwich
How Do I Get To Norwich?
Driving directions to Norwich:
- From Cambridge: Take the A11 towards Norwich
- From London: Take the M11 towards Cambridge then take the A11 towards Norwich
- From Ipswich: Take the A140 towards Norwich
- From Great Yarmouth: Take the A47 towards Norwich
Rail directions to Norwich:
- From London: Take a train from London Liverpool Street to Norwich
- From Cambridge: Take a train from Cambridge to Norwich
- From Ipswich: Take a train from Ipswich to Norwich
- From Great Yarmouth: Take a train from Great Yarmouth to Norwich
Suggestions for getting to Norwich:
- If you're coming from the coast, consider taking the scenic route through the Norfolk Broads.
- If you're coming from the Midlands, you might want to stop at the historic city of Lincoln on the way.
- If you're driving from London, you could break up the journey with a stop in the market town of Bury St Edmunds.
- If you're travelling by rail, you could take the scenic line from Ely to Norwich, stopping at stations such as Thetford and Wymondham along the way.
What's The Nearest Airport To Norwich?
The closest airport to Norwich is Norwich International Airport, located just 4 miles north of the city center. If you're driving from the airport to downtown Norwich, it should take around 15-20 minutes depending on traffic. A suggested route you can take is via the A140, which takes you straight into the city center. Alternatively, if you're heading out of the city towards the coast, the A47 is a good option and should take around 30-40 minutes depending on your final destination.
Where Is Norwich?
