Norwich, Norfolk

Norwich, unofficial East Anglia’s capital in Norfolk, used to be England’s largest city after London. History hasn’t been too benign on her since the Industrial Revolutio, but the city still keeps some of its medieval charms.

Norwich Market, with the medieval Guildhall in the background

Medieval Guildhall in Norwich, a historic construction originally built to serve as the seat of the city government

Norwich Castle

St Peter Mancroft parish church in Norwich

Cobblestone street and traditional houses in downtown Norwich

The Royal Arcade in Norwich

Norwich Cathedral, a temple dedicated to the Holy and Undivided Trinity

Cloister and main nave of Norwich Cathedral

Traditional houses by the river Wensum in Norwich

Cathedral Church of St John the Baptist

Details inside both Cathedrals

Norwich skyline from a nearby hill