The Away End

Away supporters' handbook

Away guide

Carrow Road

Norwich City, Norwich. Away support sits in the Jarrold Stand (South Stand) (corner nearest the Barclay End) (Varies by fixture).Nearest station is Norwich, 10–20 min walk (crowds may add time). By road: A11 / A47.

Venue information verified: 14 October 2026

Note: Some matchday arrangements need checking with the club.

Matchday reminder: Kick-offs, allocations, transport and local arrangements can change. Recheck official club and travel information before booking or setting off.

Upcoming home fixtures

Travel planning

  • Christmas and New Year rail services are often reduced; check National Rail before travelling.
  • Engineering work can affect weekend services; check the operator close to the match.
  • Big local or international events can increase demand for trains and rooms — book early.
  • Kick-off times can move for television; times marked here are subject to change.
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Getting there

  • Norwich station — Five minutes across the river to the away end — one of the easiest arrivals in the league.
  • Trains from Liverpool Street — Just under two hours direct.
  • Parking — The riverside and Rose Lane car parks are close; the A47 southern bypass is the quickest way out.
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Food and drink options

No official away pub found for this ground. Suggestions below are not verified with the club; colours policies vary and fixture restrictions may apply.

  • The Compleat Angler — By the station, large and used to visiting supporters. Colours policy unknownMap
  • Norwich Market — Coloured-canopy stalls in front of City Hall, cheap and excellent — closes late afternoon. Colours policy unknownMap
  • Riverside complex — Chain restaurants between the station and the ground for a guaranteed table. Colours policy unknownMap
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Worth the detour

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Norwich Cathedral

Norman cathedral with a huge cloister; free and five minutes from the market.

Open in maps
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Elm Hill

The best-preserved medieval street in England.

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Norwich Castle

Reopened keep with a good museum, on the hill above the centre.

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Off the beaten track

Lower-profile pubs, cafés and corners. Not yet verified — check opening times and any colours policy before visiting.

  • The Fat Cat

    Award-winning back-street ale house a mile from Carrow Road; worth the walk.

    Open in maps

  • Norwich Lanes

    Independent bookshops, coffee and record stores between the market and St Benedicts.

    Open in maps

  • Cow Tower & riverside loop

    Medieval artillery tower on a quiet stretch of the Wensum path.

    Open in maps

Transport alert

Weekend rail

Engineering work can affect weekend services into Norwich; check the operator close to the match.

Local event

Local arrangements

Arrangements can vary by fixture — check your club's supporter information before travelling.

Ground note · unverified

Getting out of Norfolk after an evening game is hard — the last train west is early.

Ground note · unverified

The away allocation is in a corner with a slightly restricted view from the front rows.

From the away end

Away-end reviews & seat views

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Away days at Carrow Road

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Places to eat in Norwich

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Best pubs in Norwich

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These pubs are not checked as away-friendly. Many pubs near grounds are home-fans only on matchdays and colours policies vary — check with the club or police before you go.

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