The Best London Markets
Markets have been a part of London's history and culture for many years and no doubt they will continue to in years to come. From food to clothing, we all love a good bargain and the local side of a market. But what are the best markets in London? Well, we are here to help! Check out our recommendations below.
Brick Lane
This East London market is popular amongst Londoners. It is spread across several streets, where you will find second-hand furniture, everything vintage from clothing and shoes and so much more. They will also have a variety of fruit and vegetable stalls; if you visit on a Sunday you may even come across the great street food of Brick Lane. This is a definite recommendation from us. Make sure to head down to Ely's Yard at the Old Truman Brewery, for the epitome of comfort food.
Brick Lane has so much to offer as it is home to the Old Truman Brewery market which is filled with even more vintage finds, food halls and tea rooms. You can also find a range of unique shops. From one of a kind jewelry to rare vinyl and CD's.
Borough Market
If you are a food lover, obsess over fresh-produce, and love demonstrations, you need to get down to Borough Market. Being the oldest food market in London, they definitely know how to please the crowd. Check out their website for all the latest event information. If you don't want to buy a meal from the stalls, Borough market is filled with restaurants from fresh pasta to a Middle Eastern feast or even a Sunday roast.
The market is open 6 days a week, Monday-Saturday. Not all stall will be open at the beginning of the week, so choose your day carefully. You will find the marketed located next to the London Bridge Station
Camden Market
Our final contender is none other, than the Camden Market. If you are looking for something 'unique', 'vintage' and 'one of a kind' this is your place. Stores are everywhere, this is one of the biggest marketplaces in London and it is definitely worth a visit. The street food is never-ending, one look at their website and you're mouth will be watering. They often have themed markets, so make sure to check out their event page. Camden has it all, clothing, jewellery, home decor, the list goes on! Check it out this weekend!
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Brick Lane
This East London market is popular amongst Londoners. It is spread across several streets, where you will find second-hand furniture, everything vintage from clothing and shoes and so much more. They will also have a variety of fruit and vegetable stalls; if you visit on a Sunday you may even come across the great street food of Brick Lane. This is a definite recommendation from us. Make sure to head down to Ely's Yard at the Old Truman Brewery, for the epitome of comfort food.Brick Lane has so much to offer as it is home to the Old Truman Brewery market which is filled with even more vintage finds, food halls and tea rooms. You can also find a range of unique shops. From one of a kind jewelry to rare vinyl and CD's.
Borough Market
The market is open 6 days a week, Monday-Saturday. Not all stall will be open at the beginning of the week, so choose your day carefully. You will find the marketed located next to the London Bridge Station
Camden Market
Our final contender is none other, than the Camden Market. If you are looking for something 'unique', 'vintage' and 'one of a kind' this is your place. Stores are everywhere, this is one of the biggest marketplaces in London and it is definitely worth a visit. The street food is never-ending, one look at their website and you're mouth will be watering. They often have themed markets, so make sure to check out their event page. Camden has it all, clothing, jewellery, home decor, the list goes on! Check it out this weekend!City Rooms.
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