Quick Overview:
This bustling city of about 26,000 people was the second largest city in England in the 11th century and one of its most important. That is reflected in Norwich’s stunning architectural offerings and museums. But it also has thriving arts and music scenes, great restaurants, pubs and nightclubs that will make your stag party Weekend in Norwich a resounding success.

Getting Around:
Norwich has a number of bus services that are reasonably and that serve most city areas and the surrounding countryside. A stag party may just want to walk to most venues - it’s a great way to discover the city’s various gems that may be overlooked in a bus or taxi. Much of Norwich is pedestrian friendly and many of its biggest bars and clubs are concentrated within walking distance.

Must See/Must Do:
• The Broads - Unspoilt countryside outside Norwich that is popular for sailing, canoeing, walking and bicycling. Bird watching and fishing are also popular. Try chartering one of the last remaining Norfolk Wherry Yachts that come complete with crew.
• Go Ape! Treetop Adventure - Your stag party mates will love this outing. Three hours of swinging through the treetops on rope ladders and zip wires and crawling through tunnels and negotiating high wire rope bridges.
• Take a step back in time - Lift a pint or two or 10 at Norwich’s oldest pub, The Adam & Eve. A perfect choice on a stag party Weekend in Norwich.
• Yarmouth Stadium - Catch the excitement at East Anglia’s premier greyhound racing venue. Races are held every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings throughout the year.

History:
Billed as one of England’s most complete medieval city’s, Norwich has history to spare. The Romans had their regional capital about five miles south of Norwich, but the city fell into disuse around 450 A.D. and Anglo-Saxons settled the area sometime after that. The Vikings and Normans also made their impacts on the city’s development. Norwich was the site of heavy bombing during World War II that several damaged the city’s infrastructure and Victorian homes. The city also has a long-standing brewing tradition. The last of the major brewers - the Norwich Brewery - closed its doors in 1985; however, many small-scale operations are continuing the tradition.

Nightlife:
There are no shortages of bars and pubs in Norwich. Your stag party will have many choices for revelry or you could try to hit them all! Whether medieval or modern, the city’s drinking establishments offer a unique experience. There are also a number of wine bars around town and Norwich’s many nightclubs are always a tourist favorite. Your stag do will be no different.

Eating:
Dining in Norwich is an experience that spans the ages. From medieval to modern, Norwich has cuisine to suit any palate in a discerning stag do with its award winning eateries and trendy bistros. Whether your stag party wants Norfolk-specific fare, or wants to venture into American, Mexican, Asian, Australian, Modern European, Vegetarian or Seafood - it’s all in abundance on a stag party Weekend in Norwich.