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to venture (escape) more into our city and county. The What’s On section is also good to keep an eye on with new events and updated information being added all the time. So don’t miss out! Summer is on… views for breakfast, lunch and dinner picnics. Mousehold Heath for sunsets; Ziggurats and sculpture at the University of East Anglia; Holkham Beach; Beeston Bump; Sheringham Park; Houghton Hall for graceful lawns and spectacular sculpture; the Bure Valley Railway for countryside; Plantation Garden for summer afternoon teas; plus the new Walsingham Way walk from Norwich – all 37 miles! Summer is on… scenes for relaxing,


walking, browsing and sailing. Holkham Hall for manicured grounds, deer, boating on the lake and of course the house; Cromer beach and pier; the Norwich Lanes for independent shops and winding pathways; Norwich City Sightseeing Tours on the open top bus; the Broads; Fairhaven Woodland and Water Gardens; Pensthorpe Natural Park; Roaar! Dinosaur Adventure; Thrigby Halll; AmazonaZoo and BeWILDerwood for children going mad and letting off steam.


NorwichBid Summer is on… eating out for taking


our time enjoying great food and company. Many eateries are proud to be ambassadors of our county’s local produce so we can eat seasonally in an abundance of places. And there’s more al fresco dining than ever before. But whether in or out, independent or national chain, beach café or indulgent fi ne dining, the choice is endless. Just remember, please cancel bookings if you can’t make it! Summer is on… the summer we’ve


waited for safely getting out and about, having fun. Dinomania in Norwich – Dippy On Tour at Norwich Cathedral plus many other dinosaur- themed events soon to be revealed; T.rex sculptures with GoGoDiscover; Brick Dinos at The Forum; the dinosaur themed City Food Trail; outdoor free entertainment with Head Out, Not Home; Interlude theatre in a big top tent.


Sheringham Walsingham Holt 36 Kettlestone 32 Fakenham Great Ryburgh 28 Reepham 24 North Elmham Dereham Swaffham Norwich Walsingham Way map © Annette Hudson, Norwich Cathedral 17 20 16 Elsing 12 8 Ringland 4 Acle Aylsham Stalham North Walsham Cromer And fi nally, Summer is on for…


The return of: Norwich Ghost Walks; indoor and outdoor escape games with History Mystery, Cryptic Escape and City Escape Games; Bowling House; The Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell and Crazy Golf at Eaton Park. And hot off the press - The Forum has again teamed up with LEGO artist Warren Elsmore to bring Brick Dinos (19 July-31 August, free) to Norwich. Ideal for families, Brick Dinos is an incredible educational and entertaining exhibition of dinosaurs made entirely from LEGO. From tiny insects to a raptor-like Masiakasaurus that’s four metres long – every age is going to love this!


For updated safety information, events, places to eat and drink, stories, where to shop and visit in Norwich and beyond go to visitnorwich.co.uk


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