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From new retailers to fine-dining spots: 5 changes coming to Norfolk this October

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02.10.2026

1. Pieces fall into place for Lego Store

The 266-square-metre shop will offer hands-on experiences such as a Pick-a-Brick Wall and a Build-a-Minifigure Tower. (Image: The LEGO Group)

Lego fans will soon be able to celebrate as the anticipated opening date for the brand's first Norwich store has been confirmed.

The Danish toy giant will open its store in the former Escape Hunt unit at the entrance to Chantry Place during the October half-term break.

While the exact opening date remains under wraps, general manager of the mall, Jo Bates, has confirmed children will be able to visit the store before returning to school after the holidays.

The opening will mark the company's first store in East Anglia, with the nearest outlets currently being in Milton Keynes and Stratford.

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