LOCAL AREA

The Forum is one of the most successful Millennium Projects in the UK. It opened in November 2001 and has become an iconic landmark and meeting place in the historic centre of Norwich. The Forum is a public building - everyone is welcome seven days a week all year round - and the eclectic mix of free exhibitions, events, activities, catering, shopping and learning opportunities makes the Forum a great day out for everyone.

Norwich Theatre Royal is a 1300 seat art-deco theatre, renovated and modernised in 2006. The theatre features an extensive programme catering for all tastes, from opera, plays, musicals and dance through to family shows, pantomimes and music. Catch a show with your friends, family or colleagues - Norwich Theatre Royal will be sure to provide an entertaining experience.

One of the city's most famous landmarks, Norwich Castle was built by the Normans as a Royal Palace 900 years ago. Now a museum and art gallery, it is home to some of the most outstanding collections of fine art, archaeology and natural history. Featuring a restaurant, cafe and gift shop - there is everything you need for a fantastic family day out.

BeWILDerwood is a wild and imaginative adventure park home to super slippery slides, extra-long zip wires, massive muddled mazes, huge rope bridges, magical treehouses, den building and lots, lots more. BeWILDerwood is based on the magical book series by Tom Blofeld. As you explore the woods you’ll spot hints of the curious characters and stories, from the huge wooden play structures high in the trees, to the Storytelling shows where you can watch the stories of BeWILDerwood come to life!

Felbrigg Hall is a welcoming 17th-century Hall, home to a fascinating collection, one of the largest in the National Trust. It features a delightful walled garden with flowers, vegetable beds and fruit trees as well as woodland, a tea room and gift shop. With 520 acres of woodland surrounded by a rolling parkland, lake and paths, there is plenty of space to explore the estate at Felbrigg.