Best Markets in London
Food halls, flower stalls and antiques: London's best markets.
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- 1Notting Hill · Portobello Road, W10 5TALondon's most famous flea market is several markets in one, with antiques the star on Saturdays alongside fashion, secondhand finds and food.
- 2Spitalfields · 16 Horner Square, E1 6EWA covered market by Liverpool Street, open daily, mixing new and vintage fashion, homeware and artisan food with great places to eat.
- 3Camden · Camden Lock Place, NW1 8AFA sprawling, perennially popular warren of markets, from the arts-and-crafts Camden Lock to the Stables, with endless street food and alternative style.
- 4London Fields · Broadway Market, E8 4PHHackney's Saturday street market and unofficial catwalk, where locals stock up on organic groceries, coffee, flowers, books and vintage clothes.
- 5Bethnal Green · Columbia Road, E2 7RGEvery Sunday this cobbled East End street overflows with cut flowers and plants, flanked by around 60 independent shops and cafés.
- 6Greenwich · Greenwich Market, SE10 9HZAn 18th-century covered market in World Heritage Greenwich, with independent stalls for antique jewellery, clothes and gifts, plus weekend street food.
- 7Shoreditch · Brick Lane, E1 6PUA gloriously unpredictable Sunday sprawl of secondhand bargains and bric-a-brac, with offshoot markets for crafts, vintage and street food nearby.
- 8Bermondsey · 41 Maltby Street, SE1 3PAA calmer, more curated take on Borough Market, open only at weekends, for high-end condiments, tipples and street food.
- 9Brixton · Coldharbour Lane, SW9 8PSCovered arcades full of independent shops and a global spread of restaurants and bars, open late most nights of the week.
- 10London Fields · 13-23 Westgate Street, E8 3RLA small, friendly yard near Broadway Market mixing excellent street food with independent designers and makers selling craft-focused wares.
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