Described as one of Norwich’s hidden treasures and an icon to the Norfolk City here are 5 things to do at The Royal Arcade, Norwich.
History
The arcade was built back in 1899 and designed by local resident George Skipper. As you step through the grand entrance take some time to fully appreciate the art nouveau architecture, some of which has been described similar Arabian Nights.
Top on our 5 things to do at The Royal Arcade is to walk though and take some time to full appreciate the design and architecture of this Norwich landmark.
Shop
Next on our list of things to do at The Royal Arcade is to of course shop! From Langley’s the iconic toyshop, children’s shoe shop, jewellery and even a macaron shop you will soon lose track of time as you explore all of these wonderful shops and what they have to offer.
Grab a bite to eat
With all that shopping you will surely have worked up an appetite so grabbing a bite to eat is next on our 5 things to do at The Royal Arcade, Norwich.
You can sit down and have a meal at the famous Jamie Oliver’s Italian Restaurant or if homemade cakes and tea are more to your taste then the intimate Marmalades Café is just for you.
The Museum
From one famous icon to another next on our list of 5 things to do at The Royal Arcade is to visit The Colman’s Mustard Museum. Home to a full history of the spicy condiment that made Norfolk famous as well as an array of memorabilia you can purchase.
The Marketplace
Our last entry on 5 things to do at The Royal Arcade is to step out of the arcade itself and located within a few feet in front of you is Norwich Market. Spend some time looking at all the different stalls, grab an ice cream or even better some traditional market fish and chips if you still have room!