If you visit tombland, spend some time looking at the architecture, and learning about this ancient meeting place. It puts Norwich into context. Several good eateries, two or three half decent pubs. A recommended place to visit. (oh, and the name has nothing to do with tombs either!!!)

Tombland is an attractive area of Norwich near the cathedral ,with it's lovely cobbled streets and interesting buildings. At night it is very lively with a variety of bars and restaurants to suit most people's tastes.

Tombland old historic buildings and the main entrance to Norwich cathedral, with some good eating establishments. Many interesting roads leading off.

Beautiful part of Norwich. Full of interesting nooks and areas of interest like Cow Tower. Very peaceful.

We liked the whole atmosphere of the area. In a small triangle we had The Maids Head Hotel, The Edith Cavell and La Tasca not to mention a whole range of places we didn't stumble out off..... It was a sunny weekend and it was all good.

Walking around Tombland and Elm Hill is great if you use your imagination . The winding cobbled streets and mixture of buildings mean that you can envisage Norwich as it was in different periods of history. The map that we were given as part of a tourist information pack was not detailed enough and perhaps a more comprehensive guide is... More

great little shops, coffee shops, eateries and other places to look around and so many medievil churches, great.

Tombland is an interesting area as it includes several seperate attractions/areas that have seperate listings here on Tripadvisor (The elm hill area/the Norwich church of england cathedral, etc.) so i will just quickly go through what is in this area. The centre of tombland is undoubtly the Norwich church of england cathedral, the nearest of which the area gets it's... More

some of the buildings here were really old, medieval and medieval with false fronts i think. some really good indepent shops in this area