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Norwich(NRW) Plan journey
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Welcome to Norwich
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Norwich is the most complete medieval city in England with over 1500 buildings spanning over 1000 years. The city is best seen on foot, taking in all the spectacular historical buildings around Norwich Lanes, Cathedral Quarter and Royal Arcade.
The Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery is a must if you have a couple of hours to spare. The Normans built the castle as a Royal Palace over 900 years ago.
Norwich Railway Station is just a 10-minute walk to the city centre so having arrived at the station it won’t take long to reach the heart of this historical place.
With the Norfolk Broads just on the doorstep you are never far away from one of the UK’s most beautiful wetland areas. Norwich is just waiting for you to.
| Departing | Platform | Arriving at | Operator | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:40 | Norwich | 1 | Cambridge | Greater Anglia |
| 10:45 | Norwich | 6 | Cromer | Greater Anglia |
| 10:57 | Norwich | 3 | Liverpool Lime Street | East Midlands Railway |
| 10:58 | Norwich | 6 | Lowestoft | Greater Anglia |
| 11:00 | Norwich | 2 | London Liverpool Street | Greater Anglia |
| Arrival From | Platform | Departing To | Operator | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:41 | Sheringham | 6 | Norwich | Greater Anglia |
| Exp. 10:40 | Mansfield Woodhouse | 3 | Norwich | East Midlands Railway |
| 10:50 | Great Yarmouth | 6 | Norwich | Greater Anglia |
| 10:51 | London Liverpool Street | 1 | Norwich | Greater Anglia |
| 11:12 | Nottingham | 3B | Norwich | East Midlands Railway |