Elm Hill
A cobbled medieval lane lined with timber-framed houses, independent shops, and the 15th-century Britons Arms. Free to stroll and one of the most photographed streets in England.
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Norwich
3 things to see
A UNESCO City of Literature with a medieval cathedral, a Norman castle, and more cobbled lanes than most English cities twice its size. Entry to Norwich Cathedral and its cloisters is free, and the cobbled lanes of Elm Hill and the open-air market cost nothing to wander. Budget travelers benefit from its position off the main tourist routes, keeping accommodation and food prices well below London or Cambridge levels. Spring and autumn keep room rates low while the historic centre stays walkable.
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Norwich Castle
A 12th-century Norman keep sitting on a mound above the city centre, now housing a museum of art and archaeology. The exterior and castle gardens are free, with a modest charge for the museum inside.
Norwich Cathedral
A Norman cathedral with the second-tallest spire in England and over 1,000 carved roof bosses telling biblical stories. Entry is free, and the peaceful cloisters are the largest in England.
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