By borough: these are London’s best markets
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Whether you’re a devout foodie, or just on the hunt for a good vintage bargain, London markets have a little something for everyone.
Markets are a part of what makes London so great, each one more
diverse and unique in produce and stalls than the next, but all
reflecting the very best of the city’s culture. So, with this
handy guide to the best from east to west, be prepared to have
your senses dazzled, your wallets emptied and your bellies
stuffed.
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Covent Garden Market
Though always brimming with tourists, Covent Garden Markets ambience and deep community connection is definitely something to experience.
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From it's Apple Markets to the EastColonnade Markets,
it's the perfect place to spend a day strolling around while
soaking up the lively atmosphere and enjoying the multitude of
products on offer. It’s a day well spent, trust us.
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Camden Market
Sprawled over the streets of Camden Town, Camden Market rakes in hundreds of street-food lovers and vintage collectors ever week.
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These open-air markets and stores have provided London’s best
alternative shopping experience for decades. And while they can
feel busy and a little too touristy, it’s a classic London
experience that everyone should check out while in town.
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Brick Lane Market
East London has long been known as the creative hub of London and for good reason too. Brick Lane Markets is no exception.
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Each Sunday, Brick Lane’s cobblestone streets are packed with
stalls that epitomise the East London lifestyle. The vibrant flea
market overflows with vintage jewellery stores, cutting-edge
clothing and second-hand furniture.
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Dinerama
The imaginative people from Street Feast have transformed a truck yard into a colourful street food market filled with food trucks & DJ jams
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Known as the best street food market in Shoreditch, Dinerama is a
unique two-level venue made up of remodelled shipping containers.
With its fun and lively atmosphere, the whole experience is a
feast for all the senses.
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Old Spitalfields MarketOld spitalfields market
Where London’s best home-grown creative talents go to sell their innovative products, the market has cemented itself as a bustling hub.
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The Victorian architecture and eclectic vibes that radiate through
the market are just a few of the things that make it stand out.
From engraved brown leather watches and bohemian-style bags to the
freshest produce, there’s almost nothing you can’t find at this
east London market.
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Broadway Market
Broadway Market has created a name for itself as a small yet energetic hub for creative types since its revival back in 2005.
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nown for its slogan ‘quality, speciality, variety’, visiting this
Hackney market means cool buys at every turn, with clothing stalls
selling handmade one-of-a-kind pieces scattered around the market.
There is an abundance of tasty street food options as well.
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Borough Market
With its countless laneways home to stalls with cuisines from around the world, it’s frequently visited by both tourists and locals alike.
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The historic charm and wholesome feel that’s found in every aspect
of the market makes anyone feel instantly at home here.
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Brixton Market
Brimming with diverse cultures, tasty treats & cool music, this trendy indoor market has long been an integral part of Brixton’s history.
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Spend the day exploring the 80-something street traders and have
chat with the locals, many who’ve called Brixton their home for
many years. Or wait till the sun goes down to witness its buzzing
night life and cocktail bars.
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Greenwich Market
Greenwich Market was established back in the early 18th century and has long been considered a classic London attraction.
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You feel as if you’ve left London altogether when you step into
Greenwich Market, with its distinct small-town feel. Its stalls
capture the true sense of Britain’s diverse street food offering:
pick from a selection of cuisines including Brazilian churros,
Chinese dim sums and all the ramen you could ever want.
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Portobello Road MarketPortobello Market
This artsy antiques market, located in the heart of Notting Hill, is the largest of its kind and is a fan favourite for many reasons.
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Take in the sounds of musicians busking on almost every street
corner, then delve into one of the many vintage record shops’
amazing collections of vinyl. You’ll find a little bit of
everything as you walk down the bustling and vibrant Portobello
Road.
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