A number of Norwich venues cater specifically to families and children. Chapelfield Gardens provide green space for play, while the city centre offers activities, from puppet shows to museum visits. Several establishments, including those around Castle Mall, offer dining options and dedicated children's spaces. Look out for seasonal trails, workshops, and performances designed for young audiences. These venues make it easy to find entertainment and activities.
Cinema
Cinema CityCinema City, on St Andrews Street in Norwich, is a Grade I listed cultural cinema and a key part of the city’s film scene. Known for showing a wide range of films—from the latest releases to independent and international titles—Cinema City attracts locals and visitors alike. Many people combine a screening with the nearby shops and restaurants.
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YalmYalm is a food hall with a range of cuisines for both locals and visitors. It’s within the historic Royal Arcade, contributing to the area’s lively atmosphere and sense of history. Yalm brings together award-winning chefs and independent kitchens.
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The Harte of CostesseyThe Harte of Costessey is a traditional pub located on Townhouse Road in Old Costessey, offering a relaxed atmosphere typical of this part of Norwich. It’s known for its selection of real ales, many of which originate from local brewers. People go to this pub for a drink with friends or a family meal.
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