What's in the store?
1. Food Hall
2. Department store
3. Roys Toys
4. Garden Centre
5. Children's world
6. DIY centre
7. Roys zone
8. Customer services
9. Floriana
10. Save `n' wear
11. McDonalds
12. Car parks
13. Coach park
14.Riverside park
15. Pharmacy
ROYSof Wroxham
No visit to Wroxham, the heart of the Broads, would
be complete without shopping at Roys of Wroxham,
the `World's largest village store'! You will find an
amazing choice at Roys, from over 1,000 locally
produced foods to an amazing array of branded and
own-brand clothing and footwear, special gifts and
toys, toiletries to homewares, plus DIY to gardening -
all at everyday low prices!
ROYSof Wroxham
FREE car park with over 1,000 spaces
Easy mooring
Open 7 days a week
Late night opening (till 8pm) Weds, Thurs & Friday
01603 782131 | enquiries@roys.co.uk
www.roys.co.uk
The Ultimate
Out-of-Town
Shopping
Experience!
Quality products at
everyday low prices.
Tourist Information
Norwich Tourist Information Centre: The
Forum, Millennium Plain, tel 01603 727927.
Market Days: Mondays to Saturdays.
Early Closing: Thursdays.
ANCIENT or modern �
Norwich is wonderfully
equipped to please all
tastes.
It is probably the most complete
medieval city in the country, with
cobblestone lanes lined with mer-
chants' houses, half-timbered
shops and Georgian facades under
a skyline bristling with the towers
and spires of more than 30 church-
es.
But it is also among Britain's top
ten cities for shopping � just one of
the reasons why a visit to the city
centre is a `must' if you happen to
be in the locality.
And there are lots of rather inter-
esting places to eat too.
The modern facilities that have
earned the city its top ten rating
can be found alongside the splen-
did fabric of earlier centuries, which
has all been skillfully retained in the
compact centre.
Towering over it all is the Norman
Castle � the views from the battle-
ments are absolutely breathtaking �
and the spectacular Cathedral.
Many of the old buildings are
open to the public as museums and
shops... call in at the Bridewell and
Strangers Hall Museums, the
intriguing Mustard Shop and
Dragon Hall, hidden from view for
500 years and now restored to
reveal magnificent vaulted ceiling
and intricate carvings.
Historic St Andrews and
Blackfriars Halls now host the
annual music and arts festival and
there are dozens of theatres, art
galleries and music venues.
They include the replica
Elizabethan Maddermarket theatre,
the Theatre Royal, the Waterfront,
the Arts Centre and the striking
Sainsbury Centre.
There are peaceful riverside
walks and the Castle Green Park in
the shadow of the Castle Keep.
The exceptional shopping centre
is packed with a mix of major
department stores, small specialist
shops and England's largest six-
day open air market.
NO VISIT to Wroxham, the
capital of the Norfolk Broads,
would be complete without
shopping at Roys.
Just a short drive from
Norwich, Roys of Wroxham
offers you a unique and amaz-
ing shopping experience. Roys
has everything you need, from
food to fashions and footwear,
toys, housewares, electricals,
toiletries, DIY and gardening -
all at everyday low prices.
A visit to Roys is a day out in
itself. You can enjoy a bite to
eat at the instore McDonalds
restaurant or Roys Caf�, or you
can picnic in the nearby river-
side park where you will be
welcomed by the resident
ducks, swans and other feath-
ered friends! There are lots of
attractions nearby to complete
your day.
Roys fabulous, award-win-
ning food hall stocks a huge
variety of both well-known
food and drink brands and
locally sourced produce at low
prices. Roys always aim to
supply the highest quality fresh
food from local sources in
Norfolk and Suffolk. They're
passionate about supporting
local producers, reducing food
miles and helping to save you
money!
Their unique department
store has a huge selection of
housewares, electricals, furni-
ture, fashions, footwear, gifts,
plus a well-stocked pharmacy.
Roys unique mix of quality
brands at affordable prices
suits all ages and tastes. This
includes a huge range of great
value fashions, including
O'Neill, Animal, Billabong, CAT,
Craghoppers, Gabicci, Ben
Sherman, Emreco and
Oakman, plus quality own
brand fashions in their Save'n'
Wear department. The well-
stocked footwear department
offers a wide choice of famous
adult and children brands from
the likes of Clarks, Josef
Siebel, Hush Puppies, Geox,
Converse, Skechers, CAT,
Gabor and Merrell to the best
range of comfort footwear from
Rieker, Hotter, Padders and
Rohde in East Anglia.
Roys even have an award-
winning specialist toy store,
with a huge range of the latest
toys and games, play equip-
ment, as well as classic toys
and activities, plus a DIY and
garden centre too � there really
is something for everyone!
There's plenty of free, easy
parking with over 1,000 cus-
tomer car park spaces and
easy access to the Broads.
For unrivalled choice, quality
and everyday low prices, make
sure you visit Roys of
Wroxham!
Telephone and email
enquiries 01603 782131 or
enquiries@roys.co.uk
For more information, visit
www.roys.co.uk
`The world's largest village store'
Shoppers will
love the city
England's largest
six-day open air
market can be
found in the centre
of Norwich �
together with lots
more shopping.
explore, discover and enjoy
WROXHAM OFFICE POTTER HEIGHAM OFFICE
The Bridge Wroxham Norfolk The Bridge Potter Heigham Norfolk
There is much to enjoy on the Norfolk Broads so
why not take one of our many river tours?
Tours are from Wroxham and Potter Heigham. All tours include an entertaining commentary.
Light refreshments are available on all boats, with a licensed bar on Wroxham boats only.
For the independent explorer why not hire one of our self-drive craft? Self-drive craft are
available by the hour, half or full day.
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