Norwich Cathedral
The imposing cathedral was built between 1096 and 1145, and is arguably the most magnificent landmark in all of Norfolk. Despite some minor alterations, it has remained surprisingly unchanged since this time; so much of the beautiful structure is in the Norman style. Its huge spire is the tallest in England after Salisbury.
The Cathedral Close is also a nice place to walk to, with its handsome houses and auxiliary buildings, including the old chapel and King Edward VI School - which is where the cathedral choir are currently educated. Other highlights of this beautiful town include its second cathedral. The Cathedral of St John the Baptist is the second-largest Catholic Church in England, and is a delight to discover. With its excellent access to the Broads and many nearby beaches, Norwich is a fantastic place from which to explore Norfolk.
