Mercado Medieval de Hexham

An abbey in medieval times always brought a number of improvements in the surroundings, and it was the marketing, as the abbey worked as a feudal lord himself, with belongings and he had to sell products as well as others who had to buy them for the needs of the community. This creates the appearance of an exclusive area to have markets on some days of the week. Tradition in the UK prevails to modern day. This small roofed building may seem silly, but in the Middle Ages only the best merchants could trade and sell their things there. The significance of the zone is demonstrated by a pillar, with many motifs and surmounted by a Latin cross, which marks the place.