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NORWICH HEN DAY

As we’ve mentioned this city claims for have something for everyone, whatever your style, taste or desires so allow us to make a few suggestions to get you thinking and show you what’s on offer.

Whatever you choose to do in Norwich you can be sure of a great time in fabulous surroundings, so get in touch now with us here at FREEDOM and let us take the stress out of organising your Norwich hen weekends.

Norwich Shopping

Norwich is ranked in the U.K’s top 5 shopping destinations … bet we’ve got your attention now! So what has it done to be worth this ranking?

Well in answer, it has large pedestrianised areas, quirky independent shops, a 6-day open-air market and spacious shopping malls.

Ooh get those credit cards out, polished and ready for use.

You are promised a wide range, quality and an element of surprise. For all the high street names head along to St. Stephen’s, Gentleman’s Walk and London Street. For rainy days you hen party Norwich girls should utilise The Mall Norwich and Chapelfield shopping centres.

The open-air market has been recently refurbished and is the largest type in the country with stalls selling a wide range of goods; you’ll find it just below the Castle.

Norwich hen parties are assured something a little different, individual and bound to catch your eye amongst all the independent shops, with Jarrod being one such shop that has been named UK Independent Department Store of the Year on two separate occasions.

To avoid missing any must-haves you should collect your copy of the ShopNorwich Map at the Tourist Information Centre.

Shopping is fun, shopping is rewarding, shopping is often compulsory … its can also be thirsty work. You’ll be amongst beautiful historic buildings and down quaint narrow alleys where you can also find café bars aplenty. Take the load off and enjoy for a while.

We will go on to highlight the culinary delights that Norwich has to offer hungry Norwich hen parties in the Nightlife section, but rest assured there are plenty of lovely spots for a little lunch as well.

All About Norwich

O.K. girls, so we’ve mentioned the shopping and steered you in the right direction, but it would be remiss of us not to give a mention to the other attractions that Norwich has to offer.

We have hinted about the beautiful buildings that you’ll find yourselves surrounded by in this complete medieval city. We would direct you towards the Cathedral, with its 315 foot spire making it the second highest in England. It’s open to visitors all day and free of charge. The beautiful grounds and awe-inspiring architecture should impress.

If you feel the urge you can go on organised tours around the City Hall and Clock Tower, Dragon Hall and the Castle.

Whilst feeling all cultural a quick trip to one of the many galleries such as the Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts may be in order, here you can take in fine art, treasures from the past and contemporary ideas.

The Theatre Royal hosts major companies from West End productions to the ballet from St. Petersburg.

Nothing is more quintessentially English than the Norfolk Broads. This is 200 kilometres of unspoilt navigable waterways, brimming with stunning wildlife and pretty villages. Take a boat journey, slowly and lazily – maybe accompanied with some chilled white wine – and enjoy the very best of the British countryside escaping city life for an afternoon.

The Inspire Discovery Centre is like something you’ve never visited before. Housed in one of Norwich’s finest medieval churches this is East Anglia’s only hands-on science centre – very different and worth considering.

A little further afield you’re invited to Banham Zoo, set amongst 35 acres of beautiful Breckland countryside there are hundreds of animals ranging from big cats to birds of prey.

17 miles out of Norwich we are encouraged not to forget our past, or rather the past of this part of the world. Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse aims to educate visitors with a fascinating journey through the history of rural Norfolk.

Norwich and the surrounding area are renowned for holding regular and popular festivals. In actual fact they boast over 20 over the calendar year, ranging from music, literature, food and beer. There’s usually something for all and a brilliant atmosphere for you girls to enjoy. Check out local advertising.