Norwich City Football Club (nicknamed the Canaries)
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CategoryFood and drink
Norfolk
About this attraction
About Norwich City Football Club (nicknamed the Canaries)
Norwich City Football Club, affectionately known as the Canaries, is a prominent football club based in the vibrant city of Norwich, Norfolk. Established in 1902, the club has a rich history and is celebrated for its passionate fan base and sporting achievements. The team plays its home matches at Carrow Road, a modern stadium with a capacity for over 27,000 fans. Norwich City has a storied legacy in English football and has competed in various divisions, including the Premier League. The club is renowned for its attractive, attacking style of play and has been home to many footballing legends. A visit to Carrow Road promises an exciting matchday experience in a city that truly loves its football.
Location
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Getting here
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- BUSDuration1 hour 34 minutesFrequencyEvery 2 hours
- BUSDuration1 hour 3 minutesFrequencyEvery 30 minutesNearest stopNorwich Railway Station · 10 min walk
- BUSDuration1 hour 10 minutesFrequency2 services each day, Saturdays all-year and Wednesdays during school summer holidays
- BUSDuration1hr 38 minutesFrequencyEvery 30 minutes
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