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The Forum

The Forum

About the venue

The Forum is a multi-purpose venue in the centre of Norwich, and is the home to the Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library.

Getting There

Bus/Train The Forum is on Millennium Plain, opposite St. Peter Mancroft Church. Regular buses and trains run to Norwich from locations around Norfolk and from outside the county. The Forum is a 15 minute walk away from Norwich Train Station, and a 7 minute walk from Norwich Bus Station. The nearest bus stops can be found on Theatre Street, St Stephens Street, Red Lion Street and Castle Meadow.

Car If you are driving, there is a multi-storey car park underground car park within the Forum building, which has 12 Blue Badge parking spaces on Level-2 and 8 parent and child spaces on Level-1 The car park is open from 7am-12am, Monday – Sunday.

Accessibility

A ramp runs along Bethel Street at the side of The Forum. A lift operates from the car park to all Levels +1 and -3 of The Forum. Separate lifts operate to and from the Millennium Library, The Gallery, BBC Voices and The Auditorium.

Toilets
Toilets, including accessible toilets can be found on the ground floor.

Hearing loop?
No

Assistance dogs allowed?
Yes

 

The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich, UK

01603 727950

www.theforumnorwich.co.uk/

Accessibility Information

  • Assistance dog
  • Designated parking
  • Induction loop/infrared system
  • Internal lift
  • Level entrance
  • Reservable/general parking on site
  • Wheelchair-accessible toilet
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