Step into Dragon Hall (visitor drop-in hours)
Our weekly visitor drop-in hours run Sunday and Monday, 10am–3pm.
Our home on King Street is one of Norwich’s most significant medieval buildings. Drop-in to discover the fascinating stories of the people who have lived and worked within its walls for hundreds of years.
Pick up a map or download the audio trail to learn about the history of the site through self-led tours, use interpretation panels and labelling to identify fascinating features that have developed over centuries of use, and meet the Great Hall’s last remaining dragon.
Our weekly visitor drop-in hours run Sunday and Monday, 10am–3pm.
Venue map
Download a venue map ahead of your visit or pick up a paper copy from the entrance on arrival. Our map will help you to explore the site, locate key facilities, and also includes prompts and questions to enhance your experience of each space.
Access
We want to ensure that Dragon Hall is open and accessible for all. It is largely wheelchair accessible and is equipped with two raising platform lifts, disabled access toilets, hearing loop facilities and some dimmable lighting. Click below for details on parking, access into the building, a breakdown of terrain, facilities, and more.
Box office & shop
Our box office and shop is located within the entrance space of Dragon Hall. Visit us between 10am–3pm on Sundays & Mondays. Payment by card only. Outside of these hours, book online via the website or call us at 01603 877177.
Our visitor drop-in days are made possible with the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Explore more free activities at Dragon Hall
Family Imagination Days
Join us as we transform Dragon Hall and our enclosed garden into a vibrant, safe space for play and storytelling.
Monday 17 August – Tuesday 1 September
Tiny Dragons: Early-Years Explorer Sessions
A wonderful opportunity for young explorers to discover Dragon Hall through crafts, storytelling, and singing with guest creative facilitators.
Wednesday 19 August
History as a Living Topic with Stuart Hobday
Stuart Hobday will explore the idea of presenting history as a living topic in order to bring stories and places of the past alive to us all.
Sunday 13 September