Norwich is one of the most vibrant cities in the UK, with an unrivalled collection of heritage landmarks, spanning 1,000 years of history, blends beautifully with striking 21st century architecture. A city alive with an inclusive atmosphere, compact enough to make you feel at home in days, but with enough sights, local delights and cultural vibrancy to entertain you for years.
On the doorstep of Princes House, Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) is an independent specialist arts, design and media University with a 170 year reputation for excellence.
Norwich University
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The UEA is an internationally renowned university providing top quality facilities to over 15,000 students. Currently 7th out of all UK universities.
University of East Anglia –
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Local Transport –
Quick and low cost taxi rides using apps.
Bus stops are situated nearby with links across the city and to the UEA
Norwich railway station provides a frequent service to the Norfolk coast and towns across East Anglia, with a twice hourly train to London.
Norwich airport is an international airport with flights Europe wide and a frequent service to Amsterdam Schipol with world wide connections.
Norwich has seven colour-coded cycle routes – totalling 58 miles – known as pedalways. Five of these radiate out from the city centre and two more form an inner and outer circuit around the city and together with local routes these offer a comprehensive network of cycle routes.
The River Wensum flows through the city and links Norwich with the Norfolk Broads. A river bus travels right through the city centre, offering tours and a scheduled service. Stops are at major locations such as the railway station and Elm Hill, operated by City Tours.