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Norwich Market

Thriving markets have been at the heart of the region’s life for centuries, both in the city of Norwich and the nearby towns. The tradition of independent traders and stall holders continues today, providing specialised wares as well as fresh produce from the surrounding Norfolk farmland.

Originally Norwich Market was located in Tombland, in the area that the café terraces now occupy, however that space was taken over when the Normans began to construct Norwich Cathedral. The market was forced to move to a different spot, and has now thrived on its current site for more than 900 years.
Norwich Market
Norwich Market is unique in Britain - it is the largest Monday-to-Saturday open-air market in the country. Its rich heritage and traditional appearance offer a glimpse into Norwich’s fascinating past, while complementing the city’s modern shopping facilities.

Explore over 200 stalls selling an enormous array of fresh products from locally produced fruit, veg, meat, fish, bread, cheese and jam to haberdashery, sweets, clothes and books. The life and soul of this market is in its local produce and proprietors. Don't miss a visit to a bustling market place that celebrates the pride of Norwich.
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