Research shows that being playful makes us happier, more open-minded, allows our creative juices to flow and helps us bond with others. There is always so much emphasis on keeping the children entertained, with endless guides, information and suggestions of where to take them come rain or shine. Adults get overlooked, so if you are wanting to spice up your life or just fancy something a little different on your next date night, here are some fun activities for grown-ups in Norfolk.
Book a place at the Gin Temple, a relaxed and informal setting in the centre of Norwich and sample their array of tasty gins. They offer a 4 or 6 course gin tasting menu that includes many local Norfolk gins. Learn how they are made, what they contain, and the best mixers and garnishes to use for each individual gin. A thoroughly fascinating experience, perfect for those who are partial to a gin or three. To find out further details about gin tasting at the Gin Temple and to make a booking, visit their website or give them a call.
Enjoy a glass or glasses of your favourite tipple whilst watching the film of your choosing. Watch a film, relax in the bar and enjoy a meal β not your standard cinema experience, a whole lot nicer.
There are 60 minutes on the clock and a handful of clues. Together with your team you must complete a variety of brain teasers and escape the room. Have you got what it takes to get out in time? Argueably one of the best art galleries in Norfolk, the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts has both touring exhibitions as well as a vast and beautifully presented permanent collection that is free to view.
Located on the campus of the University of East Anglia, it showcases some of the most remarkable works of art assembled in the UK, spanning 5, years of human creativity. To find out more about the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, including its touring exhibitions and opening times, please go to their website.
