A recent article in the Times has named Norwich Cathedral one of the most atmospheric cathedrals to visit in the UK this summer.

The July 7 event at Canterbury is evidence of a growing interest in shrines, saints and relics in the Church of England, ...

The castle was originally a royal fortress, which was later used as a prison for more than 500 years. Visitors can then enjoy the history held within the walls of Norwich Cathedral, founded in 1096, ...

Ten years on from the publication of the important report by Foster + Partners and Historic England Cathedral Cities in Peril, many of the perceived tensions between new development and heritage ...

This Thursday, King Charles III will visit Durham Cathedral for the Royal Maundy Service. The occasion derives from Christ’s interactions with his apostles at the Last Supper, on the eve of his ...

Tucked away in the East of England, Norwich is a compact cathedral city that offers a captivating blend of medieval history, indie culture, and vibrant food and arts scenes, all without the ...

“Several other rings of this form have been discovered buried alongside their medieval bishop owners when their coffins were later reopened,” Smith explained to All That’s Interesting. “ [T]hese ...

Two medieval camps will bring the sights and sounds of the 14th century to the city this half term. Norwich Castle and Norwich Cathedral will be transformed with the "living history" shows next ...

Two medieval camps will bring the sights and sounds of the 14th century to the city this half term. Norwich Castle and Norwich Cathedral will be transformed with the "living history" shows next ...

Norwich Castle and Norwich Cathedral will be transformed with the "living history" shows next weekend when the free festival takes place. Visitors of all ages can experience hands-on crafts, costumed ...

Angel Jiang, CC ’15 to conduct research on the Norwich Cathedral in the United Kingdom. Elizabeth Lightfoot, GS ’15 to travel to Europe to research her thesis on Edith Elmer Wood. Hwi Jane Lee, CC ’13 ...