The Old Post Office

The Space
The open-plan living area combines comfort and style, with a plush 'L' shaped sofa, smart TV, and views of Norwich market. The kitchen island is perfect for cooking and socialising with loved ones.

The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need, including a kitchen island and spacious dining table for six.

Relax in two cosy double bedrooms, with a pull-out bed in the living room to accommodate two extra guests, bringing the total occupancy to six.

Enjoy two modern bathrooms—one ensuite with a bath and the other with a shower—offering a refreshing start or a relaxing soak after a long day.

Neighborhood
When staying at The Old Post Office, you can Explore Norwich’s medieval streets, where centuries-old buildings stand alongside contemporary shops and cafes. A visit to Norwich Market, one of the largest and oldest outdoor markets in the country, is a must for discovering local produce and unique artisanal goods.

Savor the city’s thriving culinary scene with a meal at cozy cafes, restaurants, and traditional pubs. Enjoy classic pie and mash at The Rumsey Wells, or indulge in a premium steak at PRIME, known for the best cuts in town. Unwind at historic watering holes like The Sir Garnet, The Adam and Eve, or The Ribs of Beef, each offering a slice of Norwich’s rich pub culture.
Immerse yourself in the city’s cultural heritage by visiting iconic landmarks such as Norwich Cathedral and Norwich Castle. For entertainment, check out comedy nights at The Playhouse or enjoy live performances at Norwich Theatre Royal.

Take a walk down The Norwich Lanes; network of narrow, cobbled streets filled with independent shops, boutiques, cafes, and galleries. This vibrant area is perfect for wandering and discovering local craftsmanship, quirky gifts, and unique fashion. It’s also a great spot to enjoy a coffee or afternoon tea in one of the many charming cafes.

For a relaxing walk, visitors can head to the Riverside Walk, which follows the River Wensum through the city. The peaceful path takes you past historic buildings, green spaces, and bridges, offering lovely views of the water. The area near Riverside Entertainment Complex has restaurants, bars, and leisure facilities, perfect for an evening out.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Eaton Park is a short drive from the city center and offers a range of recreational activities, including tennis, miniature golf, and boating on the lake. The park’s wide-open spaces and beautiful flower gardens make it a great place for families to enjoy a day outdoors.

If you fancy exploring further afield, take the short drive from Norwich to The Norfolk Broads which offer beautiful waterways perfect for boating, kayaking, and birdwatching. Visitors can explore nearby Wroxham or Horning for boat hire or join a guided river tour to experience the serene beauty of the Broads.

Getting Around
Getting to and around the area near The Old Post Office, Norwich, is convenient and straightforward. Norwich Train Station is just a short walk or bus ride away, offering regular services to London, Cambridge, and the Norfolk coast. The city is well connected by road, with easy access to the A47 and A11 for those arriving by car.

Local buses run frequently throughout Norwich, making it easy to explore the city’s attractions, including the Norwich Cathedral, Castle Museum, and Riverside.

The city is compact and walkable, with many key sites, shopping areas, and dining options just a stroll away from The Old Post Office, while cycling is another popular way to navigate the city's scenic streets and paths.