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Speciality shopping in a unique setting. Experience unrivalled shopping in Winchester the whole year round. With a tempting array of big name stores, independent retailers and so much to see and do, Winchester is surely the first choice destination for locals and visitors alike. Take time to explore the many side streets and winding lanes and you won’t miss out on Winchester’s hidden treasures. Looking to relax and unwind? Winchester offers an amazing collection of cafes, bars and restaurants to be found across the city. High Street Winchester’s High Street offers a range of top national high street names and independent shops, sure to satisfy your shopping desires. It boasts a mix of local and national pubs, restaurants, shops and services that will cater for your every need. Once the Romans’ east to west route through the city, the pedestrianised High Street is home to a wealth of attractions and shops with Regency and Elizabethan bow-fronted windows. The impressive Lloyds Bank building was formerly the Guildhall and the nightly curfew is still rung from the clock above it which has currently just been restored.
Upper High Street, Staple Gardens and Romsey Road The Upper High Street, Staple Gardens and Romsey Road area is steeped in history containing the last surviving part of the old Royal Palace, the Great Hall, home of the legendary King Arthur’s Round Table and Peninsular Barracks. The newly renovated ‘Man on the horse’ sculpture can be found opposite Walcote Place. Nestled throughout this area is a shopper’s paradise with everything from well-known names such as Moss and Long Tall Sally to premium jewellery retailers including Offord & Sons.
Parchment Street Parchment Street can be found just off of the High Street near WH Smiths. The street is a unique boutique shopping destination that offers a range of quality independent shops such as Bell Fine Art, World of Beads and Boudoir Blush. This attractive area boasts a number of independent jewellery shops where you might find something special for the one you love or maybe an excuse to treat yourself.
The Square and Market Lane This part of Winchester is situated near the Cathedral and benefits from having some the finest bars and restaurants in the city. The Square offers a relaxing atmosphere with many of its cafes and bars providing outside seating, allowing you to unwind and enjoy the Summer sun and breathtaking views. Market Lane is the entrance to the historic Cathedral, and also plays host to popular High Street names such as White Stuff, Crew Clothing and Monsoon.
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City Bridge and Chesil Street This area of the city beams beauty and history, and shouldn’t be missed on your visit to Winchester. Situated by the beautiful River Itchen, located near the City Mill, there is an array of independent shops and eateries for you to enjoy. Bridge Street is your gateway to the stunning Winchester water meadows and St. Catherine’s Hill. Why not top off your day with style by catching a show at the Chesil Theatre or enjoying a delicious meal at the Chesil Rectory resturant.
The Constabulary The Constabulary can be found close to the High Street and next to The Square, stretching as far as Southgate Street. It is made up of St Thomas Street, Southgate Street, St Clement Street, Minster Lane, Little Minster and Great Minster Street. These charming winding lanes are home to many independent shops selling everything from traditional wooden toys to contemporary designer furniture.
St. Georges Street St. Georges Street can be found adjacent to Winchester High Street. This area is home to award winning hardware stores, camera and photographic shops, cafes and eateries. St Georges Street is your gateway to Parchment Street, Upper Brook Street and the Brooks shopping centre as well as being a superb shopping destination in its own right.
The Brooks Shopping Centre The Brooks Shopping Centre is located right in the heart of Winchester city centre. With ample parking this is a great place to start your Winchester experience. Within the shopping centre you will find a range of High Street names and popular retail outlets such as Argos, Hawkins Bazaar and Waterstones, that you, your family and friends will all enjoy. The Brooks is also home to Winchester’s Shopmobility scheme.
Hyde Vale Just a stone’s throw from the historic Hyde Abbey and the northern gate into the city, the area around City Road, Andover Road, Hyde Street and North Walls is now home to some exciting and unusual businesses. You can find a wide range of quality shops including a traditional sweet shop, an independent cycle shop, a photography gallery with a studio and a specialist guitar workshop.
Jewry Street Once the city’s Jewish quarter, Jewry Street plays home to many businesses, retailers and attractions. Today you will find the Winchester Discovery Centre and Theatre Royal Winchester, a charming 400 seat regional theatre which plays host to an eclectic mix of drama, live music, dance and stand-up comedy. You will find a variety of shops including CY Music, Wild Sports and Computer Solutions and numerous restaurants and bars to cater for all tastes.
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