Norwich International Airport serves East Anglia with numerous scheduled European and UK flights, along with connecting flights to over 30 direct worldwide destinations. Over 400,000 passengers use the airport each year.
Norwich is an attractive and prosperous city considered to be the capital of East Anglia . The city centre is located in an agricultural region near to the Norfolk broads, is both interesting to visit for the cities sites or as a base for exploring the broads. It is however an increasingly modern city and has many cultural highlights such as the theatre, markets, malls and department stores. The city itself is pedestrianised for safe mobility and has many pubs as brewing was a chief industry in the region for many years.
The city retains many of its historical features such as the Cathedral and Castle which dominate the city, with cobbled streets to wander around and two museums dedicated to Norwich 's past, the Bridewell and the Castle museums.
Directions
Norwich International Airport is off the A140 4 miles north of Norwich town centre. Take the A47 towards Norwich , then Take the A140 and follow signs to the airport
Special Needs
If you have any particular requirements, it is important to seek advice from the airline in question before travelling, in order to assure yourself that they can provide any special assistance.
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