Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts, Norwich, England, United Kingdom

Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts is a quaint facility nestled in the heart of Norwich that houses an art gallery, a museum, and a coffee shop. Due to its significance as an art facility, it has been listed as one of the country’s historic sites. It is home to around 5,000 creations, including artworks from African and Asian countries. One of the prized exhibitions that this facility houses is the Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection. It is popular among pop culture followers as being the filming site of Ant-Man and Avengers: Age of Ultron.  

After browsing through its interesting collection of art, tourists may want to check out if there is an event happening at the Norwich Arts Centre since it regularly holds shows on blues, jazz, folk, rock, and even comedy theatrical plays. The medieval Norwich Castle is also not to be missed when in town. It has an in-house museum and gallery where visitors can learn about its rich history. Another architectural wonder that should be visited is the 11th-century Norwich Cathedral – England’s second-largest cloister. Those who have extra time can drive to Thorpe Market to enjoy the sumptuous fresh seafood that this coastal village takes pride in. Tourists who will be staying for more than a day at Norwich may want to consider staying at the Best Western Annesley House Hotel, which is featured with stylish Georgian buildings and a pond garden for a relaxing environment. Alternatively, they can also consider the 4-star rated Cringleford Guest House located just in the outskirts of Norwich.