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North Norfolk is great for shopping with department stores, local gift shops, antique shops, upmarket brands and small individual galleries and boutiques selling the wares of local artisans. Explore the town markets for local produce and unique items and look well worth a visit are the annual Spring and Christmas markets.
North Norfolk is renowned for its art and culture and you will find many galleries along the coast and in the towns. You can also visit artists in their studios where you can see them at work and buy their creations. Visit the towns for traditional seaside gift shops and independents selling unique and interesting wares.
Pop to the pop-up shops at Dalegate Market in Burnham Deepdale, which also holds regular markets and events throughout the year. Head to the Georgian town of Holt with its charming streets and alleyways, offering plenty of unusual shops from arts and sculptures, to books and antiques.
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For local food and crafts, meander around the north Norfolk market towns' weekly markets. North Norfolk has lots of pretty market towns, and Reepham is home to a lovely marketplace and impressive 18th century buildings housing interesting shops. Off the marketplace in Aylsham, are lovely streets, lanes and yards, lined with individual shops. For a unique shopping experience, head to Creake Abbey, an Augustinian Abbey dating from 1206. There is a farmers' market on the first Saturday of the month as well as independent shops.
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Fakenham town centre is pedestrianised, with shops, cafes and eateries, and is also home to one of the biggest home furnishing shops run by the same family since 1892. Nearby Pensthorpe Natural Park has an impressive gift shop with goods ranging from contemporary household accessories to books, children’s toys and some of Norfolk’s finest food and drink. The National Trust properties Felbrigg and Blickling as well as Holkham Hall, have superb shops selling local and branded products including food, gifts, books and gardening wares.
Wells-next-the-Sea and Burnham Market have some unique shops as well as well-known shops. Situated a stone’s throw away from the coast, you will find renowned restaurants, hotels and charming shops in Burnham Market while enjoying a traditional village atmosphere. Just along the coast, take a stroll along Staithe Street in Wells-next-the-Sea for unique shops and eateries.
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Wroxham, the centre of the Norfolk Broads has some great shops, as well as an increasing number of craft shops selling Norfolk produced goods. A must visit is Wroxham Barns with arts and food shops selling Norfolk goods and a fantastic gift and clothes shop.
Only nine miles away, is the city of Norwich, one of the top shopping destinations in the UK, with a mix of small individual boutiques down cobbled, picturesque lanes, department stores, two shopping malls and one of the largest outdoor markets in England.
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Aylsham
Run by volunteers who are always willing to help, the second-hand bookshop at Blickling Estate is the largest in the National Trust. With over 25,000 donated books on display, it is full of treasures, from rare books right through to modern-day…
Fakenham
An Award winning North Norfolk Brewery & Taproom.
Aylsham
Whether you're treating yourself or looking for that perfect present, the National Trust shop at Blickling Estate has a wide range of unique gifts, including locally produced pens made with wood from the Blickling Estate, as well as soaps, candles…
Erpingham
A unique complex surrounded by 4 acres of exquisite gardens and home to some of the region's most accomplished craftspeople. Shopping, cafe and gardens.
Holt
Holt Sunday Market takes place on the first Sunday of the month, from April to December.
Hoveton
There is so much to see and do at Wroxham Barns, including shopping in craft studios, delicious food from the onsite café and coffee shop, and seasonal fun on Junior Farm and Fun Park.
Fakenham
Creake Abbey’s Courtyard is home to an array of locally owned shops and services. We are proud to offer truly independent shopping in the heart of north Norfolk.
Fakenham
At Langham Glass you can watch live glassmaking demonstrations and even have a go yourself. Visit the shop and pick up unique home decor and gifts.
Sheringham
Weekly market every Wednesday from April to November.
Cley next the Sea
If you're looking for a very special piece of art, from oil paintings, sculptures to hand-made and Giclee prints, you've come to the right place. The Pinkfoot Gallery is on the North Norfolk coast in a village called Cley next the Sea.
There is a…
Sheringham
Weekly market held every Saturday all year round.
Hoveton, Norwich
Willow Tree Delicatessen is a high-quality delicatessen and speciality food store found at the award-winning Wroxham Barns in North Norfolk offering an amazing range of local, regional, and international charcuterie, cheeses, antipasti, ciders,…
Walsingham
Create your own jewellery in a beautiful North Norfolk setting.
Holt
Fine Leather to give and to hold – stylish leather handbags, accessories, backpacks, shoes, travel bags, briefcases and more.
HOLT
Mindful Atelier products are handmade with dedicated craftsmanship, using the best materials possible.
North Street
We are Satchells Independent Wine Merchants, based in the beautiful village of Burnham Market.
Great Walsingham
Walsingham Gallery & Framing - jewellery, art, gifts, ceramics, greetings cards, books, prints, painting, sculpture, textiles & more.
Aylsham
High quality knitwear and countrywear retail outlet.
Holt
We're Norfolk's premier destination for Artisan Cheese, Wine and Coffee. We run a Deli/Shop where you can purchase lots of exciting artisan and local products to take home.
Alternatively enjoy a meal or tapas in our dining area in with a glass of…
Cromer
Specialists in fashion and designer jewellery. Also Russian dolls, Venetian masks, sculpture and carvings from around the world.
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