Norwich Cathedral, officially the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, is a magnificent example of Norman and Gothic architecture. Constructed starting in 1096, it features one of England's tallest spires and the second-largest cloisters in the country. The cathedral is renowned for its intricate stone vaulting adorned with hundreds of ornately carved, painted, and gilded bosses. Visitors can explore the extensive cathedral close, which encompasses a variety of historic buildings and serene green spaces. Regular services and events are held, reflecting its active role in the community.