The Norwich Lanes encompass a network of historic streets, alleyways, and open spaces in the heart of Norwich, known for their unique independent shops, cafes, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The area stretches from St. Benedicts Street through to Upper St. Giles and London Street, including popular spots like Pottergate, Lower Goat Lane, and Bridewell Alley.

The Norwich Lanes Association is a collective of local businesses and community members dedicated to promoting and preserving the vibrant and independent spirit of the Norwich Lanes. The association works to organise events, support local enterprises, and enhance the area's overall appeal to residents and visitors alike.

The Norwich Lanes committee members are: Jonty Young, Samia Evans, Kelly Robb, Anne Falgate, Henry Layte, Jessie Dodd, Jade Heverson.

To become a member of the Norwich Lanes Association, you need to own or operate a business within the Norwich Lanes area. Membership details, including benefits and how to apply, can be found here.

There are several convenient parking options near the Norwich Lanes. St. Andrews Car Park, St. Giles Multi-storey Car Park and The Forum Car Park are all within walking distance, offering easy access to the area.

The Norwich Lanes are approximately a 15-20 minute walk from Norwich train station. Alternatively, you can take a short taxi ride or use public transport to reach the Lanes more quickly.

The Norwich Lanes Summer Fayre is a popular annual event that celebrates the unique character of the area with stalls, entertainment, and activities. Unfortunately, there is no Norwich Lanes Summer Fayre planned for 2024.