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A pleasant shopping mall with a good range of shops. Met up with friends here and the children went to enjoy a game of bowling whilst we had a drink in the food hall area. Pretty views of Norwich castle if you sit outside when the weather is good. I drive a mobility scooter and was able to get around without any problems.

During our recent visit to Norwich, we had the chance to explore the Castle Quarter, which was formerly known as Castle Mall. It's a lovely shopping center with a vibrant atmosphere and a pristine appearance. We were impressed by the wide range of stores and services available, catering to all our needs. While there were a few shops that had closed down, we noticed that they were creatively adorned with attractive decorations. This thoughtful touch helped maintain a visually appealing ambiance, even in areas where businesses were temporarily closed. One highlight we discovered was the brand new changing place facility in the Castle Quarter. It's conveniently located near the Cattlemarket entrance, right next to the disabled parking area on Level J of the car park. The management's commitment to improving accessibility within the complex was evident and commendable. To ensure maximum convenience, the changing place facility is only open when the stores are open. This means that visitors can access it at their convenience, aligning perfectly with their shopping experience. We appreciated this considerate approach, which prioritizes the needs of the customers. What's even more impressive is that the Castle Quarter has made sure that every area is wheelchair accessible. Lifts are available from all levels, allowing individuals with mobility challenges to easily navigate the complex and explore all the offerings it has in store. It's worth noting that a radar key is required to access the changing place facility. This special key, widely recognized in the UK, is used for accessing accessible toilets and facilities. This extra security measure ensures that the facility remains available and secure for those who genuinely require its services. These remarkable initiatives in promoting accessibility truly contribute to creating an inclusive environment within the Castle Quarter. The management's dedication to ensuring that everyone can enjoy their visit, regardless of their mobility needs, is truly heartwarming. It's wonderful to witness such a strong commitment to inclusivity and accessibility in action.

Decided to park here as it was easy access to the centre of town. The food court has a great selection of places to eat but very little seating. The Carpark can be deceiving, I parked on Level A, thinking that was closest to the shops, I was wrong, H is closest.

An average shopping centre. It looks a bit dated now, could use a modern refurbishment. The bar at the top often has live music / karaoke nights which is quite nice.

This is the most full mall in Norwich. Currently doing a safari trail for kids.

Used the cinema and drank bubble tea in the mall, recently. Think the fruit stall a good idea. Found the staff in Flying Tiger, and Boots very helpful

Highlight of this mall now is the food court at the top, offering a variety of street like food with a island bar in the middle. Not many good shops here anymore. The arcade though is great fun.