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An old-school English seaside resort, Lincolnshire’s Skegness has a Blue Flag beach, a Victorian pier, fairground rides and a line-up of nostalgic family amusements. Most of the appeal is on or near Grand Parade, along a strip of foreshore intersecting with the pier and embroidered with gardens.

Village-style shopping centre offering mostly high-street brands at discounted prices, plus dining.

Norwich 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.

Fakenham has been a market town for a long time – it was originally granted its Market Charter in 1250, when the stalls probably occupied space around the Parish Church of St. Peter & St. Paul, an imposing building which still provides the focal point of the town. Early afternoon we will board the coach and make the short distance to Bawdeswell Garden Centre for free time.

Market days have been a feature of the city for hundreds of years and still create a real buzz. For those who love a bargain or enjoy browsing in a vibrant atmosphere, a visit to Ely Markets is a must.

The Freeport Braintree Mall is an outlet shopping center that is home to more that 85 brands. It is set up in a form of a shopping village, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. With a comfortable atmosphere for shopping, it offers a great variety of stores, with male and female apparel, shoes and more.

Sheringham, on the Deep History Coast, is a traditional seaside town with an award winning family friendly beach, heritage steam railway, shops selling local produce,  fantastic coastal and countryside walks. After lunch we board the coach and make the short journey to Cromer for some free time.

Boston market is a recognised tourist attraction in its’ own right; with a large number of stalls offering a diverse and attractive range of goods, services and fresh local produce. There is something here for everyone, including fruit and veg, plants, cheeses, toys, gadgets, fabrics, sweets, cakes, cards, household goods. After significant time exploring this market town we board the coach for Skegness.

York is a  city with Roman roots and a Viking past, where ancient walls surround contemporary independent shops and vibrant eateries.

There is a vibrant and bustling market on Wednesdays With more than 60 stalls. The Market has an excellent food offer including fruit and vegetables, meat, and fish stalls with fresh locally sourced seasonal produce. Not only is there a wonderful array of foods you can also find everything from authentic Italian shirts, Portuguese pottery, vintage clothes and colourful plants and flowers.