Where to start? the cloisters with their painted roof-bosses are a real treat, as are the carved choir stalls. this magnificent Norman building is an absolute delight. More

Well worth a quick visit, and the refectory is really good for lunch or a coffee & cake. More

Together with Tombland, off which you exit to visit this church, this location is the centre of Norwich's history. A well proportioned building with interesting history. It has a good restaurant which enables one to have a relaxed visit. More

Norwich Cathedral is a gem that's just a stroll from the busy shops. Enter by a gateway from the interesting Tombland quarter and cross to the visitor entrance. This is an exceptional area of modern glass, wood and steel encompassing the ancient stonewalls and gateways. The welcome is exceptional too.Guides offer leaflets and explain how to make the most of... More

The grandeur of this prestigious cathedral is most impressive, set amongst little church houses, pleasant gardens and away from the noise and bustle of Norwich. Edith Cavell has a memorial stone here and if you can combine a service with your visit the choir is worth listening to. More

everything was all right we had a very good guide for our visit to the cathedral More

Outstanding building full of history. Hard to find the resting place of Edith Clavell but interesting once found. Outstanding architecture. More

Decided to take a look around during a bleak winter's afternoon in Norwich - after wandering around the grounds and the excellent cloisters we found the entrance to the stunning looking cathedral - found ourselves confronted by a sign sitting atop a reception desk "suggesting" a minimum £5 per person donation - two stony-faced receptionists sitting hawk-like behind said desk... More

Superb architecture, wonderfully kept, staff very knowledgeable, great coffee and cakes. More