Great collections to visit, nice parkland to stroll around and the best restaurant you can find if you're at UEA.

We visited in on a Friday. It was not busy at all. Parts of the Centre were still under renovation at the time of our visit, yet it did not feel noisy or dirty due to ongoing work. The Centre is very suitable for wheelchair users. Plenty of space to move around the exhibits. The Centre has four wheelchair accessible... More

well it free parking and free to visit,,,,whats not not like...but seriously...stunning items on display beautifully lit and easy to view see all the famous names galle daum tiffany and see the exquisite work for themselves

Really nice museum. The entrance is free. The collection is displayed in an original way and they change it from time to time. There is also a restaurant with nice views.

Nice walk from Norwich centre, though tomb land and across the uni campus. Tim Foster designed building, smart, white & airy. Left coats & bags in lockers, pound coin fee, returned. Super collection of exhibits, some I'd only ever seen & admired as illustrations in art history books. Good to see them in the flesh. I wished there was more... More

a very pleasant visit with lots of interesting exhibits, both permanent and temporary. well set out, well stocked shop and helpful staff

Huge variety of exhibits, something for everyone to enjoy. The coffee shop is a bit pricey but as there is no admission charge this is acceptable. Well stocked shop which has some items priced with children in mind.

It's an incredibly varied collection from all parts of the world, spanning thousands of years BC to "modern art". There is the permanent collection as well as frequent exhibitions and shows (check website). If you have an interest in the exhibits (do your homework first) you will love it. If not, there might not be much of interest and it... More

This huge open space on the campus of the University of East Anglia is a jewel to be treasured. A rotating series of special exhibitions keeps art and history lovers on their toes, but the beautifully laid out permanent collection always rewards a visit. A petite cafe keeps hunger pangs at bay. The only drawback is finding a place to... More