Norwich is an ideal platform for brands thanks to its flourishing retail, services, and technology sectors, as well as a spending potential of £877m¹. OOH advertising in Norwich gives you access to its popular university and proximity to the Norfolk Broads. Norwich draws in tourists, students and professionals alike.

• 43% of the retail market consists of premium and luxury¹
• 23% 18–34 year olds¹
• 21% of the population are ABs²
• 51% of the population show low TV consumption habits³

Shopping: Norwich is a vibrant shopping destination combining major high-street names, premium brands, independent retailers and restaurants. Chantry Place is home to over 90 stores and restaurants, including BOSS, Hotel Chocolat, Oliver Bonas, Levi’s, Flannels, Zara and Urban Outfitters.²

Norfolk Broads: The Norfolk Broads is Britain’s largest protected wetland and has national park status, attracting almost 8 million visitors a year³. With parts of the Broads extending into Norwich itself, the city benefits from a strong connection to one of the UK’s most distinctive visitor destinations. 

Universities: Norwich has a significant student and graduate population, with almost 20,000 full-time students across the University of East Anglia and Norwich University of the Arts in 2025/26.⁴ The city’s universities contribute to a young, diverse and highly skilled population, with 58% of graduates staying in Norwich after completing their studies.⁵

¹ CACI data 2026

² Chantry Place / Visit Norwich, 2026

³ Broads Authority, 2026

⁴ Norwich City Council, Purpose-built Student Accommodation Supplementary Planning Document, 2025

⁵Work in Norwich, 2026

⁴ National Parks Website: The Broads National Park 2023