House Cafe

Norwich is the capital of Norfolk and was once one of the most prosperous cities in the United Kingdom (UK) after London. Cities that have experienced prosperity and decline often have a wonderful appeal. The prosperity of the old era gave the city classical architecture, and the silence of the new era allowed the city to escape the increasingly similar fate of cities and retain its own characteristics. This small city has a comprehensive university and an art university, and novel and unique buildings have also found their place in the ancient city. Perhaps because of this, many movies have chosen this unknown small city as a filming location. Walking in the exquisite Elm Hill, you will feel like you have traveled directly to the UK of the last century. [Recommended cafes and restaurants] House Cafe [English breakfast] (This is one of the filming locations for the 45th anniversary. Today, it features a warm and comfortable style. In addition to regular English breakfast, the store also provides desserts. However, British desserts are generally sweet, so you might as well order a cup of English morning tea to neutralize the sweetness.) The Biddy's room [English afternoon tea] (This is the happiest little shop in this town. The whole shop has two floors. You need to wait for the waiter to lead you to your seat before entering the shop. The most authentic way to order is to order a two-person afternoon tea set. You can choose two sandwiches and two cakes, which are enough for four girls to eat as afternoon tea snacks. If there are more than two people, you can choose a seat and add tea cups. It is worth noting that the store only accepts cash and cannot pay by credit card.) Ciscoe's Pan Asian & Sushi [Japanese food], (This restaurant is known as the best restaurant in Norwich. You can't eat here unless you are there on weekends. It specializes in authentic Japanese food. The top-ranked restaurants in each city of a country are all from other countries, which reflects the characteristics of British food. So, after you are tired of British food and British modified Chinese restaurants, it is also a good idea to try them here. Highly recommended: Full on Futomaki and Sushi Fantastics) [Suggested itinerary] Norwich is a very small city. All attractions and restaurants are concentrated within walking distance of the city center. So get off the train from the train station and walk along the main road to the city center to find the main attractions. I also recommend the route that British church enthusiasts are keen on, which is to take the 32-seat map after arriving at Norwich Cathedral and find 32 churches to collect 32 likes. Each church has a corresponding introduction at the door, and most of them are free to visit. Some churches have been converted into retro goods markets, where you can visit many things from the last world and see many items that can only be seen in movies, which is also very fun. [Transportation] It takes about 1 hour and 50 minutes to take a direct train from London Liverpool Station. You can also take a train to Ely via Cambridge, and then transfer to a regular bus to Norwich in Ely; it takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes from Victoria Coach Station. I believe that every city has its own unique story. I am obsessed with measuring the city with my feet and discovering some of the subtle touches and fun in those cities. #Lie in the mountains and rivers #Good places for outbound travel #Play outdoors