Norfolk is home to countless lovely holiday home accommodations to reside in on a self-catering break to this picturesque county. There are many different kinds of accommodation to rent, from apartments with private gardens where dogs are welcome, to luxurious cottages with Jacuzzi baths, stylish bathrooms and king size beds and sometimes, a swimming pool. Whoever you are travelling with, there is a cottage to suit your needs and the number of people coming with you.
The capital of Norfolk is Norwich, and this thriving city is an excellent choice in which to rent self-catering accommodation for a holiday with loved ones if you like to be in the heart of it all. This bustling cathedral city is set on the River Wensum and is picturesque with ancient buildings, cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and medieval lanes. If you want to stay somewhere with character then Norwich is definitely the place to do so, and there is so much to see and do in this city that you might not even leave it when on your break!
Norwich is home to a medieval castle founded by William the Conqueror between 1066 and 1075, making it a must-see if renting accommodation here. The castle also features a museum which is well-worth a visit.
The city is also special for being the only city within a National Park, as it lies within the Norfolk Broads. If you do want to leave Norwich to soak up some fresh country air, then you can easily do so on a day trip.
Another distinct feature of Norwich is the market which is one of the largest outdoor markets in England and is fantastic to walk around in if you love a bit of shopping. The city also has a range of theatres, cinemas and museums, and so you will never run out of things to do on a self-catering city break in Norwich.
The old town of Norwich is really lovely to walk around, and you can even get a guided walking tour for those who prefer to learn a bit of history of the area from the experts. You might even wish to rent your cottage in this part of the city.
Cities can be noisy places because of traffic and people about at all hours. Some people prefer to book a holiday cottage that is close to Norwich but situated in a rural area with good scenery and tranquil nights. There is a certain pleasure in having a bbq in the garden or a hot tub on the decking.
There are lots of different parts of Norwich that feature holiday home accommodation to stay in for a city break to remember with your loved ones. If you like to have things to do every day and wish to soak up some history, then Norwich is an excellent choice. You can also do trips to the coast for those who prefer a day at the beach instead of a whole trip based around it, as the seaside resorts of Great Yarmouth and Cromer are only about twenty miles from the city.