| Diss - Norfolk, UK is one of the oldest market towns | | | | on Friday. Apart from this the local markets such as |
| situated on the border of Suffolk and Norfolk. The | | | | Farmers markets and Flea markets are also run |
| markets have been in town for over five hundred | | | | every week. So there is always hustle and bustle in |
| years. The wonderful Waveney Valley adds more | | | | the town center. The town has always encouraged |
| beauty to the town and makes it an ideal holiday | | | | great fresh produce and food. |
| destination. The deepest inland natural lake is here | | | | Apart from fresh produce, fish and cheese are |
| which makes the town iconic. Lake Mere is a tourist | | | | specialty products. The town promotes the idea of |
| attraction for the people all over the country. There | | | | 'Slow Towns'. Diss is a station on the line from |
| are plans to build a fountain on the lake. | | | | London to Norwich. |
| There are elegant Edwardian and Georgian buildings all | | | | Over seven thousand people live here. Some of the |
| around the town. Most people spend time in the | | | | places to visit are: 100th Bomb Group Memorial |
| markets and shopping spots. The Museum is located | | | | Museum, Bressingham Steam Museum and Dolphin |
| to the north of the Market Place and the Banham | | | | House. The Dolphin House is a sixteenth century old |
| Zoo is great places to holiday. | | | | building close to the Market Street. |
| Fair Green is a family place where occasional fairs and | | | | Mainly a Christian town, Sports is big here and you |
| circus happens. In the historical times however more | | | | have the popular Diss Town FC. Thomas lord, |
| traditional sports took place here. Diss- actually means | | | | founder of Lord's Cricket Stadium is from this town. |
| village of the dancing horse. | | | | There is also a Parish Church and Unitarian Church |
| A weekly auction of antiques and collectibles is held | | | | here. |