Join Paul Dickson on a 1 hour 45 minute tour to discover more than 1000 years of Norwich’s history on a circular tour of the city.
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Join Paul Dickson to discover the stories of Norwich’s historic alleys, lanes and passages. |
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Catch the train to Reedham, followed by stories of wherries, railways and Romans, with Paul Dickson. |
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Join Paul Dickson on a 1 hour 30 minute tour looking at the darker side of Norwich, crime, punishment, filth and misery! |
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A 1½ hour guided tour in and around Norwich Market, celebrating 940 years of buying and selling at the heart of the city, including a cup of tea at Birchley’s Loose Leaf Tea. |
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Join Paul Dickson on a 2-hour guided walking tour celebrating CJ Sansom’s best-selling novel Tombland. 
Join Paul Dickson for a guided walking tour of historic Tombland, Norwich’s Market Place and Elm Hill, with coffee or tea and stories at the Maids Head Hotel. |
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Explore Victorian Norwich on this two-hour walking tour with Paul Dickson and celebrate the city's 19th century architecture, industry, shopping and culture. |
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Join Paul Dickson on a walking tour celebrating Norwich Castle’s Royal Palace Reborn project, and unearth Norwich’s medieval past. |
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Join Paul Dickson on a 1 hour 45 minute tour looking at architect George Skipper’s legacy in the Norfolk seaside town. |
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Join Paul Dickson to discover the stories of Norwich’s historic alleys, lanes and passages. |
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Join Paul Dickson on a 1 hour 45 minutes walking tour in Cromer, looking at the development of the town as a tourism destination from the late 18th century. |