Norwich castle

Norwich Castle is a historic medieval fortress located in Norwich, England. Built in the 11th century after the Norman conquest, it features a commanding stone keep and defensive walls. Originally serving as a royal stronghold and prison, it later became a courthouse and police station. Today, the castle functions as a museum, showcasing art, archaeology, and local history through various exhibitions. Its striking architecture and well-preserved ruins make it a prominent landmark, offering visitors insights into England’s Norman past and medieval heritage.