Norwich

Norwich

Norwich is a beautiful medieval city in England defined by its Norman cathedral and castle. Visitors can explore cobbled lanes filled with independent boutiques, admire unique flint architecture, and browse one of the country's oldest open-air markets. The compact city also serves as a peaceful gateway to the Norfolk Broads and the surrounding rolling countryside.

Coach tours
1
From
£539
Next departure
17 May 2027
Duration
5 days
Operator
Shearings

Take a coach holiday to Norwich and step straight into one of England's most beautiful medieval cities, leaving the stress of motorway driving behind. With its magnificent Norman cathedral and castle towering over the skyline, the city is a wonderful maze of cobbled lanes, ancient churches, and the vibrant stalls of one of the country's oldest open-air markets.

Spend your time browsing the independent boutiques in the Lanes, admiring the unique flint architecture, or using the city as a peaceful gateway to the Norfolk Broads and the rolling countryside. Compact and full of character, Norwich is a joy to explore on foot. Discover our coach holidays to Norwich and settle in for a truly relaxing getaway.

1 tour visiting Norwich

  1. Great Yarmouth

    Great Yarmouth, Norfolk Broads and Sandringham Royal Estate

    Operated by Shearings

    Visiting › Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Norwich

    • Day 3 · Norwich (optional) Day at leisure or Norwich Enjoy a day at leisure in Great Yarmouth. When the railway arrived in 1844, Great Yarmouth's popularity grew and Wellington Pier opened in 1854, followed by Britannia Pier three years later. The promenade, pubs, and fish…
    • 5 days
    • Leaves 17 May 2027
    • 7 dates

    from £539

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When to go

Coach tours visiting Norwich, by departure month.

  1. Sept No tours
  2. Oct No tours
  3. Nov No tours
  4. Dec No tours
  5. Jan No tours
  6. Feb No tours
  7. Mar No tours
  8. Apr No tours
  9. May 1 tour from £539
  10. Jun 1 tour from £539

Norwich coach holidays: FAQs

How much does a coach holiday to Norwich cost?

Coach holidays visiting Norwich start from £539 per person. That's the lowest price across the 1 coach tour with upcoming departures; each tour's own dates and prices are listed above.

How long are coach holidays to Norwich?

The coach holidays visiting Norwich last 5 days, travel days included.

When do coach tours to Norwich depart?

Upcoming departures run from May 2027 to October 2028.

Which coach holiday companies go to Norwich?

Tours visiting Norwich are run by Shearings. You book directly with the operator.

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