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Distance 0.63 miles (1.01 km)
'Welcome To Norwich A Fine City' visitors read on road signs as they approach the city. 'A fine city' is how George Borrow described Norwich in 1851. Norwich has all the vibrancy of a major city, with none of the stress. Visitors can enjoy shopping at the 900-year-old market, an art nouveau arcade, new shopping mall and small specialist shops. There are lots of places for eating out, which cater for every budget and taste. Norwich is the county town of Norfolk, at the heart of East Anglia, serving a wide area; it has had a famous market since Norman times, and it is still going strong. The centre for arts and entertainment in the east of England, Norwichs theatres and cinemas offer great entertainment.

Distance 0.63 miles (1.01 km)
Norwich University of the Arts was founded in 1845. It is a higher education specialist art and design college based on a single site in the center of Norwich, Norfolk. The School offers a range of foundation degrees, besides bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees. The academic programs to: Animation, Architecture, Communication Design, Curation, Fashion, Film & Moving Image Production, Fine Art, Games Art & Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Moving Image and Sound, Photography, Textile Design.

Distance 1.27 miles (2.03 km)
Fast Fact: The nickname Canaries was adopted because of Norwich's trade in breeding and exporting pet birds, the club's colours were chosen as a result. Fast Fact : Safety concerns forced Norwich to leave their orginal home ground, The Nest, which was situated in a disused quarry in 1935.

Distance 1.48 miles (2.36 km)
Eaton Golf Club was founded in 1910 and is one of the oldest established golf clubs in Norfolk. The course, designed in part by the four times Open champion JH Taylor, offers a challenging 18-hole test to golfers of all standards. Despite being situated only a mile or so from the tourist attractions and shops in the centre of the city of Norwich, it is quiet, pretty and mature with greens that have been described by professional agronomists as the best in the region. Renowned throughout Norfolk, Eaton is often described as a "veritable golfing oasis within the city"