Carrow Road Stadium

Address: Carrow Road (Norwich City FC), Carrow Rd, Norwich NR1 1JE, England, UK

Website: https://www.canaries.co.uk

Admission: Event-dependent (match tickets sold per game); stadium tours may be ticketed - check official club site

Carrow Road is the home stadium of Norwich City Football Club in Norwich, Norfolk, England, and has been the club’s ground since 1935. It is the principal venue for the club’s home matches and related events.

The stadium has stands on all sides and modern amenities developed through incremental upgrades, providing seating for home and away supporters and hospitality facilities. Matchdays remain the main reason visitors attend, with strong local support and regular league fixtures.

Opened in 1935, the ground has hosted Norwich City through most of the club’s competitive history, undergoing renovations and stand improvements over the decades to meet changing safety and comfort standards. It remains a community focal point for club events and local sport.

Carrow Road lies close to the city centre of Norwich and the River Wensum, within walking distance of central transport links and local neighbourhoods.

• Capacity and use: Current seating capacity is around 27,000, making it a mid-sized English football stadium suitable for Championship and Premier League fixtures.

Carrow Road stadium is in Norwich, close to the city centre. From Norwich Railway Station it’s an easy walk of about 15-20 minutes (roughly 1 km) along city streets toward the river, or take local buses that serve the Carrow Road area. By road follow the A147/A140 approaches into Norwich; expect limited matchday parking and use public transport where possible.

• On match days arrive at least 30-45 minutes before kick-off to clear turnstiles and find your seat without the last‑minute crush; local public-transport guidance and steward directions cut through neighbourhood traffic better than driving.
• If you can visit on a non-match day, check for stadium tours run by the club-these give access to areas (players' tunnel, press seats, behind-the-scenes) that most match-day visitors don't see.