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Santa Ana J. Wayne/Orange CntyNorwich Arpt
SNA - NWI
SNANWI
Santa Ana J. Wayne/Orange Cnty
Fri 4/19
2 stops17h 45m
Norwich Arpt
Tue 4/23
2 stops24h 24m
Santa Ana J. Wayne/Orange CntyNorwich Arpt
SNA - NWI
SNANWI
Santa Ana J. Wayne/Orange Cnty
Fri 4/19
2 stops25h 38m
Norwich Arpt
Tue 4/23
2 stops29h 13m
Denver IntlNorwich Arpt
DEN - NWI
DENNWI
Denver Intl
Thu 4/18
2 stops19h 00m
Norwich Arpt
Mon 4/22
2 stops35h 32m
Burbank Bob HopeNorwich Arpt
BUR - NWI
BURNWI
Burbank Bob Hope
Fri 4/19
2 stops21h 15m
Norwich Arpt
Tue 4/23
2 stops34h 24m
OaklandNorwich Arpt
OAK - NWI
OAKNWI
Oakland
Fri 4/19
2 stops25h 15m
Norwich Arpt
Tue 4/23
2 stops38h 39m
OrlandoNorwich Arpt
MCO - NWI
MCONWI
Orlando
Fri 4/19
2 stops23h 25m
Norwich Arpt
Tue 4/23
2 stops15h 14m
OrlandoNorwich Arpt
MCO - NWI
MCONWI
Orlando
Fri 4/19
2 stops26h 05m
Norwich Arpt
Tue 4/23
2 stops14h 22m
OrlandoNorwich Arpt
MCO - NWI
MCONWI
Orlando
Tue 5/7
2 stops30h 00m
Norwich Arpt
Fri 5/17
2 stops48h 20m
OrlandoNorwich Arpt
MCO - NWI
MCONWI
Orlando
Mon 5/6
2 stops33h 15m
Norwich Arpt
Fri 5/17
2 stops51h 35m
Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Norwich (average of $0). Flying to Norwich in June will prove the most costly (average of $1,492). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
LON Temperature | 39.2 - 62.6 °F |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Norwich, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, July is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 62.6 F. Travelers looking to avoid the cold should look outside of January, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 39.2 F).
Norfolk’s ancient county town, Norwich, is a popular destination for a city break, having a wealth of historical, architectural and cultural importance. It was historically associated with art, literature and publishing, a tradition that continues to this day. Straddling the River Wensum, it is one of the most picturesque of English cities, boasting a delightful, friendly ambience all its own with its many museums and delightful cobbled streets. Additionally, there are many attractions, the foremost of which must be Norwich Cathedral, a wonderful and stately 12th century place of worship and one of the most complete Romanesque cathedrals in Europe. Norwich Castle is a medieval royal fortification in a remarkable state of preservation. It houses a museum with a fine collection of archaeological objects from the region. The Dragon’s Hall is a 15th century listed merchant’s hall with remarkable architecture. The original Colman’s Mustard shop is a careful replica of a Victorian era trade premises and now includes a museum. In the realm of entertainment, the Forum is a stunning glass building in the heart of the city and an excellent modern multidisciplinary venue, and there are numerous theaters in the urban area including the venerable Theatre Royal, an Arts Centre and a Puppet Theatre. The Norwich 12 are a dozen examples of iconic architecture spanning nine hundred years of British history from medieval times to the modern era. The Go Ape Tree Top Adventure, Dinosaur Adventure and Amazona Zoo are nearby attractions offering a wonderful day out for the whole family. Additionally, the city boasts around 23 parks.
Norfolk’s ancient county town, Norwich, is a popular destination for a city break, having a wealth of historical, architectural and cultural importance. It was historically associated with art, literature and publishing, a tradition that continues to this day. Straddling the River Wensum, it is one of the most picturesque of English cities, boasting a delightful, friendly ambience all its own with its many museums and delightful cobbled streets. Additionally, there are many attractions, the foremost of which must be Norwich Cathedral, a wonderful and stately 12th century place of worship and one of the most complete Romanesque cathedrals in Europe. Norwich Castle is a medieval royal fortification in a remarkable state of preservation. It houses a museum with a fine collection of archaeological objects from the region. The Dragon’s Hall is a 15th century listed merchant’s hall with remarkable architecture. The original Colman’s Mustard shop is a careful replica of a Victorian era trade premises and now includes a museum. In the realm of entertainment, the Forum is a stunning glass building in the heart of the city and an excellent modern multidisciplinary venue, and there are numerous theaters in the urban area including the venerable Theatre Royal, an Arts Centre and a Puppet Theatre. The Norwich 12 are a dozen examples of iconic architecture spanning nine hundred years of British history from medieval times to the modern era. The Go Ape Tree Top Adventure, Dinosaur Adventure and Amazona Zoo are nearby attractions offering a wonderful day out for the whole family. Additionally, the city boasts around 23 parks.
As it has a temperate maritime climate, Norwich does not experience extremes of weather and so is pleasant to visit at any time of the year. Due to its picturesque appearance, Norwich is perhaps at its most attractive in the months from May to August. May is the time of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival, one of the oldest arts festivals in England, and celebrates classical music, dance, visual arts and children’s events.
The cheapest time to visit the city is during October through to March, when visitor numbers drop and there are excellent bargains to be had by way of accommodation.
Norwich is serviced by a number of bus companies. Additionally Norfolk County Council run six park and ride sites, with nearly 5,000 parking spaces provided. The Hop on hop off bus tours of the city are very informative and highly recommended. The City Boats services are also an excellent way to see the Old Town from a different perspective. The center of the city is small enough to be easily accessed on foot.
Norwich International Airport (NWI) is 3.2 miles (5.3km) north of the center of historic Norwich, the regional capital, and the most complete medieval city in England.
A comparatively small and compact university town, Norwich retains much of its medieval charm and its city center is easily navigable on foot via a network of footpaths. The area is also famous for the network of beautiful, scenic rivers and some of the country’s best gardens and parks.
Flights to Norwich International Airport arrive from several UK destinations such as Manchester, Exeter, Aberdeen and Edinburgh, and go to and from popular European hubs and vacation destinations such as Corfu, Amsterdam, Palma de Mallorca, Mahon, Dalaman, Ibiza, Alicante and Tenerife. The airport is small with minimal facilities, but as long as you’re just passing through, you’ll have few complaints.
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