Norwich is a city located in East Anglia in the East of England. Norwich City Council has an estimated population of 129500 people - a very dense populated area.

The straight line distance from Manchester to Norwich is 157,9 miles or 254,1 kilometres.

Norwich International Airport (NWI) also known as Norwich Airport is located north of the city centre of Norwich, Norfolk on the edge of the city's suburbs.

Norwich International Airport (NWI) serves flights to Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam via KLM, and it also offers fligths to various destinations in the United Kingdom and Europe. Norwich International also serves charter helicopters to North Sea gas rigs.

Flights from Manchester Airport (MAN) to Norwich International Airport (NWI) average journey time is 1 hour. Ticket prices can vary of carrier but averages £60 for a one way ticket and £110 per return ticket.

The main airlines who serves the Manchester to Norwich route are: FlyBe.com, bmi, Lufthansa, British Airways, KLM and Eastern Airways.

When travelling from Manchester to Norwich you could expect an eleven hour journey with National Rail. This journey will have one to three exchanges at London Euston, London Liverpool Street and/or Colchester stations. An avarage price for a single rail ticket from Manchester to Norwich is estimated at £67.

If you are planning your journey from Manchester to Norwich by car you could expect and journey time of 4 hours and 30 minutes, with a distance of 185.3 miles. The main roads you would be using would be: A62, A665, A57, M67, A57, A628, A616, M1, A57, A1, A17, A47, A1047, A140.