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YOUR CASE
Local high court judge, Sendim Downe, has been found dead in his chambers. Foul play is suspected. All the Police have to go on is a series of clues scattered around the City. They need the help of their best detectives to help solve the riddle - and that means you! Can you solve the mystery and bring the perpetrator to justice?
Norwich Cathedral
Norwich - A Fine City! Dominated by its magnificent Norman cathedral, boasting the largest cloisters in England, the second tallest spire in the country and an amazing 1200 carved stone roof bosses, it is one of the greatest art treasures of medieval Europe. Combined with its numerous ancient buildings and city wall remains Norwich is the most complete medieval city in Britain.
This trail takes you around the historic Tombland and Cathedral districts of the city centre. The trail is approximately 1.5 miles long and you should allow about 1.5 hours to complete it. Sadly there is little, or no, free parking within the city. The nearest car park to the start point is St Andrews Car Park (NR3 3AJ). Alternatively you could use one of the six award winning, out of town, 'park and ride' sites that are available. There are a number of inclines throughout the trail. There is also one section that is heavily cobbled. The trail is therefore regrettably not considered to be suitable for wheelchair users.
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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
"Brilliant fun! We did this trail as part of a birthday weekend for our 12 year old daughter. It was a really fun way to spend a couple of hours on a cold day. Also really good to see Norwich, a place we thought we knew well, from a different viewpoint"
