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Best Heritage Sites in Norwich

A town-first shortlist for Norwich, pulling together the heritage sites most worth knowing about in this corner of Norfolk.

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English Heritage - Cow Tower
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English Heritage - Cow Tower

Norwich

Cow Tower is a 14th-century artillery tower and heritage site in Norwich, Norfolk, built to defend the city from invasion.

Dragon Hall
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Dragon Hall

Norwich

Dragon Hall is a Grade I listed medieval heritage site on King Street, Norwich, Norfolk, with a spectacular timber crown-post roof dating from around 1430.

St Peter and St Paul
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St Peter and St Paul

Norwich

St Peter and St Paul, Norwich, Norfolk: Medieval parish church featuring 15th-century architecture and historic monuments. Listed heritage site open to visitors.

The Assembly House
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The Assembly House

Norwich

The Assembly House is a Georgian heritage building on Theatre Street in Norwich, Norfolk, designed by Thomas Ivory in 1754 and open daily for dining and afternoon tea.

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Norwich has its own character, and the best heritage sites here are usually part of what makes the town worth visiting in the first place.

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