Discover Norwich
Norwich is the historic regional capital of East Anglia, a compact city of medieval lanes, a cathedral and a castle, with a lively market at its centre. It anchors the local economy with finance, retail, education and a growing energy sector, alongside steady city centre development. The city sits on the River Wensum, with suburbs such as Thorpe St Andrew, Costessey and Sprowston spreading out around it. People need to be in Norwich for work across Norfolk and the wider region, with mainline rail to London in around two hours and the A11 and A47 close by. Its cafes, theatres and riverside walks make longer stays comfortable. The area offers a good range of shops, restaurants and everyday services close to where people are working. Whichever part of the area you need, WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Norwich with one point of contact.
Transport
Norwich station: Mainline services to London, with links across East Anglia.
A11: Main road towards Thetford, Cambridge and London.
A47: Links Norwich with Great Yarmouth, King's Lynn and Peterborough.
A140: Runs north towards Cromer and south towards Ipswich.
Norwich Airport: Regional airport on the northern edge of the city.
Norwich: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Norwich Cathedral: Norman cathedral with one of the largest cloisters in England.
Norwich Castle: Medieval castle keep on a mound above the city centre, now a museum.
Norwich Market: Long established open air market beside the Guildhall and City Hall.
Elm Hill: Cobbled medieval street in the city centre.
The Forum: Civic building and library on Millennium Plain.
Carrow Road: Home ground of Norwich City Football Club.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where in Norwich can I stay?
Options are sourced across Norwich and nearby, such as the city centre, Thorpe St Andrew, Costessey, Sprowston and Hellesdon. We match the location to where you are working and how you plan to travel, so the area suits your day.
How easy is it to get around Norwich?
Norwich has mainline rail to London in around two hours and the wider East Anglian network, with the A11 and A47 close to the city. We can prioritise properties near the route you rely on most.
How long can I stay in Norwich?
Stays can run from a few nights to several months. If you need longer, extensions are usually arranged subject to availability, so just let the team know early.
What is there to see near Norwich?
Norwich is known for Norwich Cathedral, Norwich Castle and Norwich Market. Elm Hill and The Forum are also close by, so there is plenty to see around your base.
How do I get started with a stay in Norwich?
Send a requirement with your dates and the area you need. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options for Norwich, and can adjust the shortlist if your needs change.
