THE ROYAL ARCADE

The Royal Arcade in Norwich enshrines the combination of Art Nouveau and Victorian architecture that provides an eclectic and unique view of the interior design. It was built in 1899 and has been an iconic attraction for over 100 years. The name Royal comes with the Royal Hotel built in this place. Reportedly, Queen Victoria also regimes over this place during the expansion of public houses, which might be the direct and indirect reason for the reference of the Royal. An incredible decoration, along with its Nouveau structure, embellishes one of the prominent places to visit in Norwich.

The Royal Arcade is near the Norwich market between Castle Street and Gentleman's walk. The Victorian mall of this place offers an upscale shopping experience. This Arcade came into force in 1899 and covered the avenue 250 feet. The interior decoration of the upper floor is crafted with floral and peacock arrangements. 

Location: The Royal Arcade, Norwich, UK

Timings: 08:00 to 19:00 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday. 08:00 to 23:00 on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 

Entry Fees: N/A

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Highlights

• Royal Arcade is an astoundingly eye-catching shopping arcade situated in the center of Norwich. It is one of the enigmatic destinations for retailers in the country.
• It is situated in the heart of Norwich and equipped with three entrances associated with the country's pedestrianised street.
• The shopping arcade of this place offers a wide range of products from ladies' fashion, vintage jewelry, and fine art to homemade chocolates.
• The place is about to start a refurbished and latest two-story food hall and emporium to create a dynamic market for drinks, food, and retail destinations.
• The name Royal comes with the Royal Hotel built seriously in this place. Reportedly, Queen Victoria also regimes over this place during the expansion of public houses, which might be the direct and indirect reason for the reference of the Royal.