A small part of the market in Norwich city uk. There's been a market in Norwich since Saxon times. There are over 190 stalls laid out in rows with access between the stalls to adjacent rows. To quote the Official Norwich Market website; By 1300, Norwich was the capital of East Anglia and the market stretched from what is now All Saint’s Green to London Street and up over the land covered by City Hall. Animals, timber, spices, hides, fish, leather tanning, honey, cheese and meat were all for sale as well as madder for dyeing, parchment, and ironwork. In 1341 King Edward III visited Norwich and granted the franchise of the market to the city’s rulers in perpetuity.