Norwich [Paperback] Andrew, Martin

A city where medieval lanes twist past Norman fortresses, where 32 churches still stand within the old walls, where Julian of Norwich once wrote her revelations in an anchorite's cell. Martin Andrew guides you through Norwich's Saxon roots, its wool trade wealth, its bombing in WWII, and its survival into the modern age. This isn't just dates and buildings — it's pubs where revolutionaries plotted, markets that fed a city for centuries, the rise and fall of industries that shaped East Anglia. Whether you're planning a visit or armchair traveling, Andrew writes with the clarity of someone who knows every cobblestone and the stories beneath them. For history lovers, architecture fans, or anyone curious about one of England's most underrated cities.