Best Markets in Suffolk

Southwold Market sets up on the Market Place every Monday and Thursday, with plants, fish, homeware, crafts and local art.

Woodbridge's weekly Thursday food and produce market sets up on the Market Square beside the Shire Hall, on Market Hill.

Sudbury's award-winning street market fills Market Hill and Old Market Place every Thursday and Saturday, from 8am to 3pm.

Haverhill Market trades in the town centre every Friday and Saturday, with fresh produce, household goods, pet food, clothing and jewellery.

Brandon Market trades on Market Hill every Thursday morning, with fruit and veg, fish, plants, clothing and more beside the library.

Stowmarket's twice-weekly street market trades in the Market Place every Thursday and Saturday, under a charter granted in 1347.

Mildenhall Market has been held in the Market Place every Friday since 1412, with fruit and veg, fresh fish, Thai food and more.

Wickham Market's open-air morning markets set up on The Hill every Wednesday and Saturday, with fruit and veg always on offer.

Bury St Edmunds Market fills the Cornhill and Buttermarket every Wednesday and Saturday, with over 80 stalls of food, street food and gifts.

Halesworth's Wednesday market trades in the Market Place from 9am to 1.30pm every week, except on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

Framlingham Market trades on Market Hill every Tuesday and Saturday, with local and home-produced food, plants, pottery and more.

Beccles Friday Market is held in New Market every week, run by Beccles Town Council from 6am until 4pm.

Saxmundham's small weekly market is held every Wednesday in Fromus Square, with a monthly Saturday market alongside it.

Hadleigh Market is a Friday morning market in the Market Place, with fruit and veg, local bread, fish, cheese, plants and barista coffee.

Newmarket Market trades every Tuesday and Saturday in the Market Square car park behind The Guineas, selling fruit and veg, eggs, fish and cakes.

Ipswich Market is the town's traditional street market on the Cornhill, trading four days a week with fresh food, clothing and street food.

Bungay's small Thursday market gathers around the Butter Cross in the Market Place, a tradition dating back to 1382.