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From South: (A11): Keep on A11 and at roundabout follow signs for Norwich E, Great Yarmouth onto the A47. After 4.8 miles exit at s/p Lowestoft A146, Trows. Then as From West.

From Ipswich: (A140) At roundabout take 3rd exit (s/p Norwich E, Great Yarmouth A47, football ground) onto the A47. After 2.1 miles, exit A47 (s/p Lowestoft A146, Trowse). Then as From West.

Tip: If lost follow signs to, or ask directions to, County Hall or Colman's Mustard factory. Both are near the ground.

From West: (A47) At roundabout forming junction with roads to Ringland and Easton, Marlingford, go straight on (s/p Norwich E, Great Yarmouth A47). The A47 becomes the Norwich Southern Bypass.

Stay on A47 for 10.3 miles, exiting at s/p Lowestoft A146, Trowse (also football ground). (*)At lights turn left (s/p Norwich A146). At T-junction after 0.7 miles, turn right (s/p Ring Road, City Centre A1054).
At roundabout after 0.3 miles take 1st exit for County Hall car park, 2nd exit (s/p Ring Road, City Centre) for ground. To ground: keep in RH lane and after 0.2 miles turn right (s/p Ring Road A47) into King Street.

After 0.2 miles the road bends to right (s/p Ring Road A47), over river, straight on at lights and ground is on RHS after 0.1 miles.

Parking
Try the car park in Lower Clarence Road where the away coaches park.

There are a lot of spaces at County Hall, which is signposted on the way to the ground (on Martineau Lane to the left of the A146) and is only 10mins walk away from Carrow Road.

Nearest Station
Norwich - 10 minute walk away.
Go across the car park to the main road. Take a left along Riverside, with the river on the right. At the traffic lights, turn left into Carrow Road.

Check train times and tickets at The Trainline. For more information, call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50.

There are burger vans around the ground. Near the station on Thorpe Road is a pizza and fish & chips restaurant; there's a snack bar by the river, opposite the station. Meals are served in the Morrisons supermarket right by the ground and opposite the station is a KFC.

The town is not far away and has the usual variety of takeaways and restaurants. There's Adlard's in Upper St Giles Street and the complex including Boswell's jazz reataurant and Pizza One/Pancakes Two in Tombland.

The Compleat Angler right by the station; The Coach and Horses in Thorpe Road; The Jubilee in St Leonard's Road; Kingsway on King Street - just across the river from the ground and The Ferry Boat on Kings Street - across the river from Morrisons.

There's a leisure complex not far from the ground called the Riverside. Here there are lots of pubs - including a Wetherspoon's - and restaurants.

Carrow Road is a smart ground. Behind each goal are two-tiered stands with green and yellow seating and executive boxes, while along the pitch is a smaller, single-tiered smart main stand. All built within the last 10 years.

Opposite this is a brand new single-tier 8,000-seat stand - the Jarrold South Stand - built during the 2003-04 season.

It's good news because this is where Palace fans will be seated and the facilities and views are excellent. The away allocation is 2,500 in the far end of the stand.

Kick it off, throw it in, have a little scrimmage,
Keep it low, splendid rush, bravo, win or die,
On the ball, city!
Never mind the danger,
Steady on, now's your chance,
Hurrah! we've scored a goal. City!, City!

They can't read and they can't wroite,
But that don't really matter,
Cos all they do in Narwich is droive a ferkin' tractor!

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