Princes Street in Norwich

Princes Street in Norwich is a cobblestone minor road. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Saint Andrews Street and crosses Saint Georges Street, Redwell Street and Elm Hill and ends at Tombland. It is a footpath between Redwell Street and Elm Hill and not passable by car. This road is part of the bicycle routes NCN National Route 1, Blue Pedalway, Pink Pedalway, Yellow Pedalway, Edith Cavell Pilgrimage and EuroVelo 12 - North Sea Cycle Route - part United Kingdom 1 and the foot route "Norwich Heritage Walk". In the vicinity, you can find a restaurant and an artwork. The nearest bus stop in the vicinity is Anglia Square / B (approx. 500 m away). Princes Street also exists in Suffolk, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Kent.

Road Type
minor road
Speed Limit
20 mph
Route
east-west

Restaurants

  • Trattoria Rustica (Italian) at Princes Street 20 (NR3 1AE).

Artwork

  • Fossilised Keyboard (artist: Molly Sole, concrete). The fossilised keyboard is a local urban legend with a lot of interesting stories among the locals of how it came to be. It was however, created by student Molly Sole of the Norwich School of Art and Design at some point between 1999 to 2001..