The best places to visit in Norwich
Taylor Swift is coming to Norwich, but there's a lot more to see
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Your support makes all the difference.It's been announced that Taylor Swift is to play her first UK festival show in Norwich, as part of Radio 1's Big Weekend, which will take place on 23-24 May, 2015.
Tucked away in the East of England, the quaint city of Norwich can often feel like a forgotten gem of weekend travellers. Norwich is filled with arts, culture, and a great places to eat. Less than two hours from London this medieval city is a mecca for independent shops, history, and literature.
Norwich has a lot to offer - it's not just about Alan Partridge. It’s an easy train or bus ride from London and transports visitors into a quieter time. The people are friendly, the shops are unique, and the buildings are picturesque. It might just be time to take a trip to the East of England.
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