Location: Norwich
Top Things to do in Norwich
Top 10 Churches & Cathedrals in Norwich, England
Norwich boasts museums spanning a ten centuries of history as well as a renovated city center with a pleasant pedestrian area lined with modern businesses and thriving nightlife. With two colleges, both with renowned art and writing programs, travelers will also step into a vibrant cultural scene. Tourist sites, dubbed the Norwich 12, include the historical Norwich Castle, Norwich Cathedral and City Hall, as well as the newer library and the glass Forum which hosts events from opera to skating.
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1. St. Mary's Church
2. Sprowston Methodist Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We offer a warm welcome to all visitors - especially if you haven't been here before. We hope you will feel blessed in the presence of the Lord. You are invited to stay for refreshments, served after the 10.30am and 7.15pm services. You are also welcome to stay for lunch after the the 10:30am service. Please check our website and Facebook for all midweek activities.
3. St Julian's Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
The Julian Centre is currently CLOSED to visitors until further notice. However, St Julian’s Church and Julian’s Cell are OPEN to all for daily worship, silent prayer and visiting. COVID-19 regulations must be followed.
Reviewed By johnpI2804PY
Sorry for the late review! I visited last year, and found the staff of the centre incredibly helpful. I'd heard that Julian was a mystic with a very forward-thinking religious attitude, and went to get a better understanding of who she was as a person. By talking to some of the workers, I found out so much about her and the surrounding areas, and got many recommendations on where to go for more beautiful religious history in East Anglia. Thank you so much for the awesome time, and interesting histories.
4. St Peter Mancroft
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4.5 based on 142 reviews
Located in the market place in the heart of the medieval city of Norwich, St Peter Mancroft is the largest of the city's 31 surviving medieval parish churches and one of the finest perpendicular parish churches in Norfolk. It is known for its medieval stained glass, its collection of medieval and renaissance treasures and its importance as a pioneering tower in the uniquely English art of change-ringing on church bells.
Reviewed By Jobber900 - Norwich, United Kingdom
While visiting places in the centre of Norwich this church is a must see. The stained glass widows are spectacular.
5. Church of St John Maddermarket
6. St. John's Church
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
7. St Martin-at-Palace
8. St. George's Church
9. Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin, Swardeston
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
10. St Augustine's Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
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