The Sainsbury Centre is tucked away on the campus of UEA, it's hard to describe how to even get there once you know how to but it is worth making the effort. The building was designed by architect Norman Foster and was his 'big break' when Sir Robert and Lisa Sainsbury gave a young upstart architect a chance to take... More

The Sainsbury Centre is within the University of East Anglia campus. You can drive up to it - though the carpark is poorly signposted. Keep driving to the building (ignoring signs to carparks en route) and there is a free carpark opposite - you can get a pass to put in your car from the gallery). The buiding is stunning... More

It is simple - but with some amazing artefacts. The art-deco exhibition was well worth the visit alone. More

Reached by buses from the foot of Norwich Castle, this modern art gallery is in the grounds of the University of East Anglia (UEA) and houses the collections of Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury. To our surprise there are very few paintings in the collection (although there are several by Francis Bacon). Instead the collection consists of ethnographical objects from... More

This is a wonderful collection of art from around the world in a fabulous building. There is the permanent collection donated by the Sainsbury family and interesting temporary exhibitions. Lots to see and not just for art lovers - just a pity that it is not better marketed! More

It is a wonderful place, it has good exibitions and a permanent part that fabulous, the permanent part is free to visit. You can just walk in, browse all the pieces of the exposition, it's all very open and "not stuffy". I was very surpised to see so many famous pieces being so accessible. I guess it's a great place... More

They always have world class exhibitions and the building is large and airy More

Well worth the trip out of the city to visit this gallery (and see the university which is really interesting from a planning viewpoint). Apart from the special exhibitions, the permanent one mixes ethnographic and historical objects with modern art. The exhibits are well laid out and there is plenty of room to see them from all sides. There was... More

We went here for the 1st time this year and will be going back. The parking was free. Really close to the centre not in the big car parks You have to go in the centre and ask for a permit and they will issue you one to display in your car. This could change always check first. We saw... More