City Sightseeing Norwich Hop on Hop off Tour

Learn the history of the city you live in. The Marble Hall of Surrey House. The tour was so enlightening. The knowledge of our tour guide was worth listening to. As part of Norwich History month we started at Lloyds Bank in Gentlemans Walk with certain buildings being pointed out along the way to Surrey Street. Information being given about things you wouldn't have otherwise noticed. The Aviva building that is Surrey House has this very grand Marble Hall & other treasures within it. Well worth a visit.

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My wife and I went on the underground tour and thoroughly enjoyed it. Kate, our guide, did a fantastic job of giving us the how and why that led to the creation of the underground areas as well as sharing interesting anecdotes and answering all our questions. This tour is a great bookend to the Stranger' Hall museum, and really helps to frame the history of Norwich in a fun and understandable way. I would highly recommend taking this tour!

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We booked the Tipsy Tavern Trail for our work Xmas do. There were 13 of us, and if you're like us where you prefer an activity, food and drinks then this was a great and unique idea. Max, our tour guide, was superb. He really knew his stuff, clearly loves what he does, and made it so much fun, as well as looking after us in each pub we went to. Considering you get a three hour tour, visiting many of the iconic spots in Norwich, and a drink in four of the pubs you visit, I'd say this is great value for money. The team all collectively loved this part of the night, we'd highly recommend and would certainly love to try another one in the future!

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I really wasn’t sure what to expect, but I always wanted to try one the secret underground streets experience, and as I had family visiting, I thought why not? Katie was brilliant! The area you are toured around wasn’t as extensive as I thought but she brought the whole experience to life. We learned so much about the medieval history of Norwich and I personally could have listened to her all day telling stories and interacting with her audience. I would recommend giving it a go

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