Norwich Shopping
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One of the top shopping destinations in the UK, Norwich has a mix of high street names and small individual shops, plus a large open market. |
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Discover why Norwich is one of the top Shopping destinations in the UK
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Norwich is a shop-a-holics delight! It is one of the top shopping destinations on the UK, with a mix of small individual boutiques and large department stores. You will find 2 modern shopping malls, one of the largest outdoor markets in England and plenty of cobbled, picturesque alleys and lanes. Sit back and discover why Norwich is great place to come for that weekend or city shopping trip. |
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Norwich Shopping Guided Picture Tour
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Norwich is fairly compact, compared to other city's in the UK and therefore makes a good choice for a weekend shopping spree as all the main areas can be accessed easily on foot. You will find some lovely streets and alleys linking the main areas, containing all kinds of shops, from chain stores to individual boutiques. |

Shopping in London Street, Norwich |

Shopping in the Timberhill area of Norwich |

Shopping in the Haymarket area of Norwich |

Norwich Marks & Spencer Store |

Debenhams Store on Rampant Horse Street |

Jarrold the store, London Street |

Norwich Tombland Alley and Antiques |

W H Smith on Gentleman's Walk |

Norwich Elm Hill Shop |
After the Norman Conquest of 1066, Norwich Market was moved to its current location, in an area known as ' Mancroft', to give it more space. By 1300 the market had grown substantially and sold vegetables, fish, meat, bread, cloth, shoes, rope, livestock and many other commodities; all from their own designated place. Today, Norwich Market remains one of England's largest and finest open air markets, selling all kinds of different goods. The market is open Monday to Saturday, with around 200 traditional stalls covered with a canopy of stripped canvas. |

The roof of the stalls on Norwich Market |

Norwich Market sitting in the shadow of Norwich Castle |

Fruit for sale on Norwich Market |

Norwich Market looking towards the Guildhall |

Stalls on Norwich Market |
Norwich Royal Arcade runs from the market place towards Norwich Castle and was designed by architect George Skipper in 1899. It has been described as a fragment of the Arabian Nights dropped into the heart of the old city!
Among its many interesting features are some specially designed glazed tiles manufactured by Doulton, with images of Peacocks and flowers. Today the Royal Arcade contains a row of fine timber fronted shops. |

Norwich Royal Arcade and Coleman's Mustard Shop |

Doulton Tiles in the Royal Arcade |

Tiles of Peacocks by Dalton |

Arabian Lights! |

Norwich Royal Arcade |
The Norwich Lanes offer a relaxed alternative to the busy malls and chain stores. With narrow cobbled streets lined with beautiful historic buildings, the area is packed with small and creative independent retailers. It is a beautiful mix of modern and traditional shopping at the original heart of Norwich. |

Norwich Lanes and Shops |

Art Gallery along the Norwich Lanes |

Independent Toy Store along the Norwich Lanes |

Circular Sound Music Shop |

Pretty Squares along the Norwich Lanes |

Pottergate along the Norwich Lanes |
Underneath Norwich Castle is the Castle Mall shopping centre, opened in 1993 the site redeveloped the area around one of the oldest streets in Norwich (Timberhill) as well replacing the unsightly area of the old cattle market. The Castle Mall features a vast array of shops on three levels, food courts, two car parks, bars and restaurants, a cinema and even park gardens on the top! |

Norwich Castle Mall |

Norwich Castle Mall Shops |

The elevators between the three floors in Castle Mall |
Newly opened in 2005, the Chapelfield Shopping Mall (now called Chantry Place) has over 80 shops, 17 tempting cafés and restaurants and the only House of Fraser in the region. It was built on the site of the famous Caley’s chocolate factory. Built in 1890 and employing over 700 staff, their chocolate was transported all over the world. During the 1930's the factory developed Rolos, Munchies and Quality Street.
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Norwich Chantry Place Shopping Mall |

Norwich Chantry Place Shops |

House of Fraser store in Norwich Chantry Place |

The curved lines of the roof architecture |
At Christmas Norwich is a colourful winter wonderland. It is a great place to do all your Christmas shopping and find all those bargains in the January sales. |

A festive Jarrold the store in London Street |

Decorations in the Royal Arcade |

Christmas Shopping in the Norwich Lanes |

Christmas Lights on City Hall |
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