The scope of Google Earth means that landmark enthusiasts don't even need to leave their homes to take a tour of Norwich's most iconic buildings.
Carrow Road stadium. Photo: Google Earth (Image: Google Earth)
These 3D images of the city's most famous sights show just how far Google Earth has come since it launched nearly 17 years ago.
1. Carrow Road
Norwich City Football Club's home stadium looks resplendent in yellow and green on 3D Google Earth. With a capacity for over 27,000 football fans and dedicated NCFC supporters packing out the ground for games, Carrow Road gets a lot livelier in reality than it appears here.
Norwich Cathedral. Photo: Google Earth (Image: Google Earth)
2. Norwich Cathedral
The original structure of Norwich's impressive cathedral was completed in 1145 and the Norman tower is still intact today. The spire, which Google Earth shows as towering over nearby buildings, is the second tallest in England. When it was first built Norwich Cathedral was the largest building in East Anglia.
3. The Forum
The Forum. Photo: Google Earth (Image: Google Earth)
Home to BBC Radio Norfolk and Look East, as well as hosting a popular coffee shop, a library and a pizza restaurant, The Forum is a hub of community activity. It's built on the site of a library that burned down, and was completed as a millennium project in 2001.
4. Norwich Castle
A stunning example of Norman architecture, Norwich Castle stands proudly elevated at the centre of the city. The castle now exists as a museum and art gallery so locals and tourists alike can engage with the city's medieval history.
Norwich Castle. Photo: Google Earth (Image: Google Earth)
5. The Sainsbury's Centre of Visual Arts
Located on the UEA campus, this art gallery and museum is housed in a distinctive modern building, designed by Norman Foster. Boasting prestigious collections of artwork, the Sainsbury's Centre is just as interesting inside as it is on the outside.
What's your favourite Norwich landmark? Let us know in the comments.
The Sainsbury's Centre of Visual Arts. Photo: Google Earth (Image: Google Earth)
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