Step back in time with a visit to Dragon Hall. If you're lucky, you might even be able to organize a tour of this historic building.

Dragon Hall is a worthwhile place to begin exploring Norwich City Center. This historic landmark comes recommended by fellow travelers, but it isn't the only thing to do here. Allow some time for other sights like University of East Anglia, Norwich Cathedral, and Carrow Road to get a complete picture of what the area has to offer.

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Norwich Essentials: Cathedral, Elm Hill, Castle and Riverside

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Norwich: Guided Afternoon Tea Walking Tour with Local Guide

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Norwich Essentials: Cathedral, Elm Hill, Castle and Riverside

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Norfolk Broads: Canadian Canoe hire in Norwich

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