Does Weymouth have a market?

In the town itself, just a short walk from the beach is Weymouth Market. With a wide range of stalls selling a selection of different products, including clothing, fresh meat, fruit and veg, plus household goods, the outdoor market is the prime spot in the town to grab yourself a bargain.
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Does Weymouth have a farmers market?

The Weymouth Farmers market cultivates community engagement by creating a place where residents, farmers, and producers connect for a happier, heal.
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Has Weymouth got a shopping Centre?

New Bond Street Shopping Centre

It's only a short walk to the marina where you can enjoy a waterfront stroll round to the harbour for something to eat or to watch the world go by.
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What days are the markets in Dorset?

Markets in Dorset
  • Blandford Forum: Thursdays & Saturdays.
  • Bridport: Wednesdays & Saturdays.
  • Christchurch: Mondays.
  • Dorchester: Wednesdays.
  • Poole: Thursdays and Saturdays.
  • Shaftesbury: Thursdays.
  • Sherborne: Thursdays & Saturdays.
  • Swanage: Fridays.
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Does Weymouth have a weekly market?

The Swannery Car Park is transformed each Thursday, (except in winter) when Weymouth holds its traditional outdoor market on the site.
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What markets are there in Dorset?

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  • Bridport Market. 151. ...
  • The Customs House. 124. ...
  • Hetty Green. Antique Shops. ...
  • Christchurch Market. Flea & Street Markets. ...
  • Blandford Forum Indoor Market. Flea & Street Markets. ...
  • Kingsettle Antiques. Antique Shops. ...
  • Blandford Forum Market. Flea & Street Markets. ...
  • Bridport Food Market.
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What is shopping like in Weymouth?

Because they are pedestrian-friendly and traffic-free, they are ideal for a day trip with the family. Along with well-known high street shops, department stores, and boutiques, you'll find small independent businesses selling everything from clothes and jewellery to gifts and souvenirs.
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What is the main shopping street in Weymouth?

Visit St Mary Street for Cute Gifts

One of Weymouth's main shopping streets, St Mary Street, between The Esplanade and the harbour, has everything you need.
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Why is Weymouth famous?

Weymouth is famous for its sandy beach, gently sloping along a broad natural bay. The town has been referred to as 'The English Bay of Naples'. From the pier wall near the Pavilion, golden sands stretch to the horizon in a sweeping curve.
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Is Weymouth urban or rural?

The Weymouth & Portland locality is largely urban and has a higher proportion of older people compared to the national average. The locality is one of the most deprived in Dorset with nine areas within the 20% most deprived in England.
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What time is the Weymouth Sunday market?

Weymouth Farmers' Market runs on the 2nd Sunday of every month from 10 am until approximately 3 pm. Popular with locals as well as visitors, this lively market is a good spot to question the artisan baker or specialist grower about their wares and also to sample them.
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Does Weymouth have a Christmas market?

Weymouth's BIG Christmas – 4th to 31st December

There's an ice rink, Santa's Grotto, wide array of craft stalls, food stands and even real reindeer that bring Santa along to all the fun!
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Is Weymouth a party town?

Seaside fun

Weymouth is also a favourite amongst partygoers visiting Dorset. With a great selection of seafront bars and lively harbour side venues like the Rendezvous you'll be guaranteed a great night out and understand why it's affectionately known as 'Weybiza' by it loyal band of revellers.
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What is the new retail park in Weymouth?

New Retail Park

The new design and build development offers a Dunelm, B&M, Costa Coffee and McDonalds and is now known as Weymouth Gateway. The works comprised access roads including an internal spine road to the eastern boundary, car parking and a service yard to the southern boundary.
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When did trains stop going through Weymouth?

Regular freight and goods services ceased in 1972, however fuel was still transported on the line until 1983 and the last passenger train ran the line in 1987 before the subsequent electrification of the main line to Weymouth.
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What food is Weymouth famous for?

Local Food and Drinks in Dorset
  • Dorset Apple Cake. The area is well known for its apple cake. ...
  • Dorset Blue Vinney. ...
  • Portland Lamb. ...
  • Dorset Jugged Steak. ...
  • Dorset Horn. ...
  • Seafood. ...
  • Portland Pudding. ...
  • Dorset Knobs.
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What is the most expensive street in Weymouth?

Weymouth's top 10 most expensive roads

New data has been released by property website Zoopla, which has compiled a 'Rich List' of the area. The list looks at average selling prices of homes in the town and found that Weymouth's most expensive street is Redcliff View, which offers stunning views over Newton's Cove.
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Why is it called Weymouth?

In the Middle Ages, Weymouth consisted of two distinct settlements each with their own local government and Members of Parliament. Weymouth was the name of the older settlement on the south side of the harbour, while the larger town, on the north side, was Melcombe Regis.
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Is Weymouth a nice area?

Weymouth is appealing in so many ways. It is a great value destination for property hunters and sits close to a vast amount of beautiful countryside. The Dorset Area of Natural Beauty wraps itself around the town at its back, and the English Channel sits on three sides, to the east, south and west of the town.
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Is Weymouth a good night out?

Dance from dusk till dawn in Weymouth. Home to late-night bars, pubs and clubs, the south-coast town might be small in stature, but it comes with a big reputation.
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Is Debenhams still in Weymouth?

DEBENHAMS in Weymouth town centre has closed its doors for good - amid the unveiling of proposals for The Range to move into the premises in future. The department store, based on New Bond Street, is among more than 100 branches closing down across the country due to the company's collapse.
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What day is Dorchester market?

The Dorchester market is held on a Wednesday throughout the year from 06.30 – 14.00. Dorchester Market sees over 200 traders attend regularly selling everything from fresh fruit and vegetables, bread, quality meats, clothes, plants and hot food.
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What food is associated with Dorset?

Dorset's Traditional Foods
  • Dorset Knobs. Much loved by the famous Dorchester-born novelist, Thomas Hardy, Dorset Knobs are one of the most well-known of Dorset's traditional eats. ...
  • Portland Lamb. ...
  • Apple Cake. ...
  • Portland Pudding. ...
  • Blue Vinny Cheese. ...
  • Dorset Jugged Steak.
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What is the oldest street market in the UK?

Borough Market is a wholesale and retail market hall in Southwark, London, England. It is one of the largest and oldest food markets in London, with a market on the site dating back to at least the 12th century.
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