Norwich , the capital of East Anglia has achieved a delightful mix of old and new, with its magnificent cathedral which dates back to the 12 th century or the cobbled roads of Elm Hill with its half timber houses and speciality shops.

Norwich Castle now one of the counties top museums and art galleries and itself is one of the finest Norman secular buildings in Europe. It overlooks the city shopping centre which is proud of its ranking in the ‘top10 places to shop in Britain'.

Its shopping Malls and its independent designer shops are a must for any self respecting shopper-holic, the bustle and banter of the historic and colourful market stalls, which have stood in the same place since the Norman conquest currently undergoing a total refit, but are still open 6 days a week are a must. Culturally Norwich is a rich and diverse city with its thriving Theatres and art scene, the Theatre Royal which has been completely refurbished in recent years, the madder market, puppet theatre and playhouse together present a mix of productions that are sure to satisfy most tastes. The outside ‘theatre in the parks' during summer months where you're encouraged to take a blanket and a picnic are wonderful and not to be missed or the multi-screen cinema complexes for that rainy day. Entertainment is not in short supply. Next...