St. Stephens St.
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Don’t miss – Slaters, Lakeland, BHS, Superdrug, WH Smith & Millets
One of the main thoroughfares leading into the city centre with a number of top stores, St. Stephens Street is also the hub of many bus routes in and out of the city. The newly refurbished bus station is situated just off St. Stephens Street.
Shops in this location are Bhs, Lakeland, a refurbished New Look, Slaters, Marks and Spencer, Superdrug plus various smaller business and coffee shops. There is also an entrance into Chapelfield from here.
Marks & Spencer and Debenhams
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Don’t miss – M&S Foodhall, Debenhams cosmetics
With over 520 stores in the UK, Marks and Spencer in Norwich is one of the best. Regularly being updated, store products include, Per Una, Limited Collection, Autograph, men’s, children’s, home, Customer Service Desk, bakery, lingerie/bra advisor, furniture, Bureau de Change, beauty hall, gift registry, Blue Harbour, Collect By Car, food hall, Café Revive.
Debenhams, Norwich received a major facelift a couple of years ago and the store is looking very good because of it! The Norwich store stocks the latest designers, exclusive clothing and limited edition fashion, accessories plus lingerie and women's underwear, menswear, children’s, homewear, beauty and shoes.
John Lewis
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Don’t miss – The Place to Eat restaurant and The Espresso Bar
Everything you need from linens to home technology, fashions to furniture or that perfect gift, all under one roof. Good quality products, sold at reasonable prices, with knowledgeable, friendly service and the ‘never knowingly undersold’ guarantee. For advice with fashion, home design or nursery, specialist advisors are there to help. There is also a multi-storey car park linked directly to the shop.
John Lewis Norwich is a flagship store for the region and offers many special services and hosts regular events. If you need a makeover or personal shopper or help with kitting out a nursery – John Lewis are the people to visit.
Gentleman’s Walk
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Don’t miss – Wallis, Next, Top Shop
This main pedestrian thoroughfare links from The Lanes, past Norwich Market and up to Marks & Spencer. You will find all the major high street stores and banks here, Orange, Wallis, Primark, Top Shop, Debenhams, Dorothy Perkins, Clarks, H Samuel, Carphone Warehouse, Pret a Manger, Accessorize, Fat Face, Café Nero, Thorntons, Starbucks and more.
London Street
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Don’t miss – Windsor Bishop Jewellers, The Book Hive, The White Stuff
London Street was the first street in the UK to be fully pedestrianised (1967)! With a blend of independent stores and high street names, this is a great place to find fine couture and jewellery shops. Linking the Norwich Lanes with Gentleman’s Walk it is also a useful route towards Norwich Cathedral and Elm Hill. There are many pavement cafés so it’s also a good spot to stop for a quick break!
You will find; East, Gap, Habitat, Karen Millen, Laura Ashley, Russell & Bromley, Austin Reed, Windsor Bishop, Habitat, Boots, Jarrold plus many more.
Magdalen Street
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Don’t miss – Make Place, King of Hearts
An eclectic mix of shops and businesses including antiques, retro music, Barclays Bank, an oriental grocery store and charity shops. This is a great hotspot for an Indian meal – contemporary and traditional!
Magdalen Street runs from Norwich Cathedral and past Anglia Square and is situated at the bottom end of Elm Hill. There are some interesting and individual places to eat and drink here; The Lawyer, Olives, The Spice Lounge, The Maids Head and The King of Hearts.
Fye Bridge runs across Magdalen Street, This is believed to be the oldest river crossing in Norwich, possibly being used as a ford by the Romans. This area of the city to the North of the Wensum has traditionally been known as “Norwich over the water”.
Anglia Square
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Don’t miss – QD, Poundstretcher, Iceland
The place to go for bargain essentials, have a good look at all the items on offer from picture frames and gardening tools to furniture and home accessories. Plus you can do your food shopping at Budgens, Bakers Oven and Iceland. Regularly you will find an outdoor grocery market in the centre of the square.