Name: The Nelson Table Table
Address: Prince Of Wales Road Norwich NR1 1DX, Norwich
Telephone: 01603214438
Price range: 19

The Nelson Table Table

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🚂Transportation: From London, the train takes 1 hour and 43 minutes to arrive directly, and the ticket price is about 105 pounds. It is convenient and comfortable! Or you can choose a bus, which takes 3 hours and 5 minutes, and the ticket price is more affordable~💸

🏰Attractions: Must-see Norwich Castle, a specimen museum and museum in one, with animal specimens, oil paintings, and shipwreck relics, a paradise for history fans! 🖼️There is also Norwich Cathedral, which is free to visit, with gorgeous interior decorations and enthusiastic explanations by volunteers. Don&#39;t miss it! 💒

🛍️Shopping: In the city center commercial district, surrounded by arcades, churches, and town halls, the Chinese fast food stalls in the market are super popular, remember to queue up to try them! 🍜

🍽️Food: Recommended Zizzi Italian Restaurant and Middletons Steakhouse, travelers recommend it very much! 🥩🍝There is also Storm In A Teacup Cafe, with an elegant environment and excellent coffee, enjoy a leisurely afternoon! ☕

🏨Accommodation: Maishead Hotel, modern classical decoration, clean and tidy rooms, a small yard and golf course, great environment! 🏡

💡Itinerary suggestion: 2-3 days are enough, the castle cathedral on the first day, shopping and food on the second day, and the surrounding tour on the third day, perfect! ✨

Come to Norwich and experience the unique charm of this small British city! 💖
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🌟 Travel Guide to Norwich, UK | Strolling through a small British town where history and art are intertwined🌟 

📍 Must-visit attractions
1. Norwich Cathedral
This Gothic building with a history of more than 900 years is the soul of Norwich! 
Free visit: No tickets are required, but voluntary donations are welcome (get tips to save money). 
Guided tour: It is highly recommended to take the 45-minute free guided tour (the tour guide is super interesting and can even tell history into jokes!), remember to check the official website opening hours in advance. 
Hidden Easter eggs: Look for the &quot;town cat&quot; of the cathedral, it often hides in the corner and takes a nap, super healing~. 
Wandering around: The monastery outside the church is the second largest in the UK and is suitable for taking photos; there is also Edith Cavell&#39;s cemetery nearby, which is full of historical sense. 

🚶♀️ City Walk recommended route
Cathedral &rarr; Old Town &rarr; Market Square (Norwich Market

Old Town: Cobblestone road + colorful wood-reinforced houses, like walking into a medieval movie! Every shot is a postcard. 
Market Square: One of the oldest open-air markets in the UK, with more than 200 stalls! It is recommended to try local cheeses and handmade desserts, and you can also find vintage items. 

🍴 Foodie Guide
Cathedral Cafe: When you are tired of shopping, have a cup of English black tea with scones (affordable price, the staff is super nice). 
Local restaurant recommendation: 
The Library Restaurant: A restaurant in a bookstore, a must-go for literary youth! 
Grosvenor Fish Bar: A century-old fish and chips shop, the crispy skin is amazing~ 

🚗 Transportation tips
Self-driving party: There is a &quot;park and ride&quot; near the cathedral (every 20 minutes), which saves money and worry. 
Public transportation: From London Liverpool Street Station, it takes about 2 hours to reach Norwich. Tickets are cheaper if you book in advance! 

💡 Practical Tips
Toilet password: The public toilet in the cathedral may need a password. If you can&#39;t find it, ask the staff (don&#39;t be like a tourist who held it in and went to the bar to solve it 😂). 
Avoid the peak season: There are fewer people in autumn and the scenery is beautiful, and you can catch up with local market activities~ 
One-day tour is enough: If time is tight, focus on the cathedral + old town, which is relaxing and not tiring! 

Norwich is like a living history book, with both the heaviness of the Middle Ages and the fireworks of the market. Take this guide and experience its slow pace! 🎒✨ #如歌的之旅

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