Nowich Cathedral has dominated the city's skyline for over 900 years. Construction began in 1096 and was completed c1145. Apart from the obvious beauty of the building itself, it also houses many treasures ranging from fine stone and wood carvings to stained glass and paintings to gold and silverware. The Cathedral isn't just an historic monument, services still take place on a daiy basis.

Norwich Cathedral website

Known locally as the Roman Catholic Cathedral this magnificent building is the second largest Catholic cathedral in the UK. This great place of worship was a gift to the city of Norwich by Henry Fitzalan Howard, 15th Duke of Norfolk.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist website

Norwich is so well known for it's churches; it was once said that there were enough churches in Norwich to visit a different one every week for a year (and a different pub every day!). Norwich still has more medieval churches than any other city in Western Europe north of the Alps.

There are obviously too many to list here - but if you have a particular interest the Norwich Historic Churches Trust website is a great place to start finding out more.

Norwich Historic Churches Trust website

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