From a Hollywood actor to a world-famous illusionist, many famous faces have visited the Norwich Lanes over the years.
With its eclectic mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, this buzzing network of streets is the beating heart of the city.
These are just some of the businesses that have been praised by famous people.
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1. Arboretum, St Benedicts Street
Master illusionist Derren Brown headed to the Norwich Lanes during his run of shows at the Theatre Royal in March this year.
He enjoyed cocktails in the Victorian-themed bar Arboretum, posing for a photo with owner Gregory Williams, and also visited nearby Strangers Coffee in Pottergate.
2. The Book Hive, London Street
The Book Hive is a fabulous independent bookshop, with lots of nooks and crannies to explore.
It has a whole host of famous fans, including Margaret Atwood, who wrote The Handmaid's Tale, and actor and presenter Stephen Fry.
3. Café 33, Exchange Street
Café 33 offers top-notch breakfasts and most mornings there is a queue outside.
It is also popular with cast and crew performing at the Theatre Royal, with previous visitors including Jason Manford and Ore Oduba, who said it was the "best grub in Norwich".
4. L'Hexagone, Lower Goat Lane
Food critic Jay Rayner heaped praise on this French bistro when he reviewed it for The Observer last year, which led to a boom in bookings.
He visited L'Hexagone, run by couple Thomas Aubrit and Gemma Aubrit-Layfield, while in the city on his My Last Supper tour.
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5. Stiffkey Bathrooms, Upper St Giles Street
Hollywood A-lister Johnny Depp splashed out on a £5,000 antique bathtub from this shop at the top of the Norwich Lanes in 2014.
Initially just a rumour, Mr Depp confirmed it was true in an interview with Radio One in 2016.
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