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When was norwich castle first built?
Norwich Castle was built in 1067.
What square keep castle still stands today?
Norwich castle, Norwich, Norfolk, england. My School went here its amazing you should go!
Why was Norwich castle built?
they needed a place to stay. It was cold outside.
When was castle mall built in norwich?
Construction started in 1987 and finished in 1992
Where was the first square keep castle built?
Norwich tower was the first stone keep
What were the names of castles in Medieval times?
Windsor castle Lincoln castle Alnwick castle Leeds castle Norwich castle Nunney castle Yarmouth castle
When was the first stone keep castle built?
The first stone castle was built in the city of norwich in the 12th century by duke William of Normandy
Was there any invasions in norwich castle?
no there hasent been any invasions up intill 2010
How has norwich castle been used over the years?
Norwich Castle, built in the 11th century, has served various purposes throughout its history. Initially constructed as a royal palace and military stronghold, it later functioned as a prison from the 13th century until the 19th century. In the Victorian era, it was transformed into a museum, which it remains today, showcasing the region's history and art. Additionally, the castle has been a symbol of local identity and heritage for the people of Norwich.
What can you do in norwich?
In Norwich you can do many things. You can go round historic places such as the cathedral, the Norman castle etc. If you are a football fan, you can go and see Norwich City FC play (costs are quite low). Also Norwich hosts some of England's best parks such as Waterloo park and Eaton park. Look in tourist information centres around Norwich for more information :)
What type of school is Norwich University?
Norwich University is a Private Military College, but also serves normal students.
Was Harry Potter filmed at Norwich cathedral?
No, the structure of Norwich Cathedral has some semblance but was actually filmed at Gloucester Cathedral, Alnwick Castle, Christ Church College, Bodleian Library and Lacock Abbey.
