Turn Norwich and the Norfolk Broads into a playable map: a 7‑day self-guided pass that mixes history, quiz challenges and GPS-led treasure hunts. Perfect for families and independent explorers who want flexible, low-impact outings across town and countryside.
Turn Norwich and the Norfolk Broads into a playable map: a 7‑day self-guided pass that mixes history, quiz challenges and GPS-led treasure hunts. Perfect for families and independent explorers who want flexible, low-impact outings across town and countryside.
Cobblestone lanes narrow under the shadow of Norwich Cathedral while the River Wensum threads through green parks and market squares—this is where the app drops you into a live puzzle. The smartphone interface pins historic churches, riverside hides and unexpected viewpoints; each solved clue nudges you along lanes, footpaths and quiet country roads toward the next discovery.
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Operated by City Break by Cluecation · Norwich, Norfolk
Cobblestone lanes narrow under the shadow of Norwich Cathedral while the River Wensum threads through green parks and market squares—this is where the app drops you into a live puzzle. The smartphone interface pins historic churches, riverside hides and unexpected viewpoints; each solved clue nudges you along lanes, footpaths and quiet country roads toward the next discovery.
Norfolk’s story is visible in brick and reed: a medieval wool city that grew rich on trade, and the Broads beyond—a network of shallow, reed-fringed lakes formed by flooded peat workings thousands of years ago. Local culture mixes market stalls, independent cafés and river pubs where fishermen and families intersect; the app highlights these touchpoints so you experience living history as you play.
Expect a low-impact, flexible outing — part self-guided walking tour, part scavenger hunt, usable by car or on foot. The 7-day pass gives you time to chase map pins at your own pace: morning quizzes in the lanes, an afternoon detour to Whitlingham or a sunset clue in a village green. Practicalities matter: reliable phone signal covers most town areas but thin out in marshes, so carry a fully charged battery pack. Wear grippy shoes for wet cobbles, and time routes around daylight and tide if you follow riverside pins.
Family-friendly and suitable for all fitness levels, the experience turns ordinary travel into a game of attention—rewarding curiosity with local context, small prizes in the Travel League and routes that push you off main streets into Norfolk’s quieter corners.
Download the specified app, log in with your booking details and activate the Norwich/Norfolk pass—GPS pins will appear and the first clue unlocks when you’re nearby.
Yes—one ticket grants access on a single device and your group can share that device during the 7‑day access window.
Yes—routes and clues are designed to be family-friendly; adult supervision is recommended on roads and near water.
Most urban pins work offline briefly, but in remote marshes download the relevant map tiles or plan to solve clues in areas with mobile coverage; carry a paper backup plan if needed.
City Break by Cluecation operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Cobblestone lanes narrow under the shadow of Norwich Cathedral while the River Wensum threads through green parks and market squares—this is where the app drops you into a live puzzle. The smartphone interface pins historic churches, riverside hides and unexpected viewpoints; each solved clue nudges you along lanes, footpaths and quiet country roads toward the next discovery.
Cobblestone lanes narrow under the shadow of Norwich Cathedral while the River Wensum threads through green parks and market squares—this is where the app drops you into a live puzzle. The smartphone interface pins historic churches, riverside hides and unexpected viewpoints; each solved clue nudges you along lanes, footpaths and quiet country roads toward the next discovery.
Norfolk’s story is visible in brick and reed: a medieval wool city that grew rich on trade, and the Broads beyond—a network of shallow, reed-fringed lakes formed by flooded peat workings thousands of years ago. Local culture mixes market stalls, independent cafés and river pubs where fishermen and families intersect; the app highlights these touchpoints so you experience living history as you play.
Expect a low-impact, flexible outing — part self-guided walking tour, part scavenger hunt, usable by car or on foot. The 7-day pass gives you time to chase map pins at your own pace: morning quizzes in the lanes, an afternoon detour to Whitlingham or a sunset clue in a village green. Practicalities matter: reliable phone signal covers most town areas but thin out in marshes, so carry a fully charged battery pack. Wear grippy shoes for wet cobbles, and time routes around daylight and tide if you follow riverside pins.
Family-friendly and suitable for all fitness levels, the experience turns ordinary travel into a game of attention—rewarding curiosity with local context, small prizes in the Travel League and routes that push you off main streets into Norfolk’s quieter corners.