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The best markets in London

Market Shopping in London is part of their culture with style. If you live in London or are visiting for vacation, go to one of the major markets of London to a business is a necessity. But as the London markets were chosen from several different areas of the capital, Exclusivelondon.co.uk give you a complete list of the best markets in London, known for his unique fashion, delicious food and Biologics.

Camden Market (Camden High Street / Chalk Farm Road, Camden, London NW1, open 7 days a week).
Camden Markets is London's favorite Exclusive! It is filled with weird and wonderful furniture and trinkets and fashion funky-fresh and what is the best of all, everything is very affordable. As with most marketplaces, which are able to negotiate a little on some positions, especially if you buy a certain number of elements.

Camden Market is divided into several markets / Street: Buck Camden Market Street, Inverness Street, Camden Canal Market, Camden Lock Market, and Market Square.
The art of finding a bargain is to investigate all across markets of Camden and has a very good weapon. Markets are a maze treasures and when I thought there had to walk a little more and find another store or a big decision to offer the greatest things! If you have an eye for fashion and style, you should be able to visit a number of positions and held up a very elegant and original.

Farmers' Market (Essex Road, Islington / opposite Islington Green, London, N1 Open: Sun 10-2)
A large Sunday market in bit with a variety of organic garden and fresh produce, including fruit, vegetables, eggs, delicious cheeses and meats. If you live north of London and have to stock up on home canned, sauces and wines, the farmers' market is the perfect choice.

Wembley Stadium Market (Stadium Way, Wembley, London, HA9 0WS, Open: Sunday 9-3, the nearest metro station: Wembley Park)
This market is held in the parking frente Estadio Wembley y tiene filas y filas de los comerciantes del mercado y vendedores. There are over 500 posts here at the weekend, selling everything from women, men, shoes, lingerie and have all needed accessories - belts, bags and tons of jewelry.

Brick Lane Market (Brick Lane, Cheshire Street and Sclater Street, London E1 of Operation: Mon 8-2)
Sundays are the best days to visit this dynamic market as it believes that the arrival hundreds of stalls selling clothes, textiles, jewelry, bric-a-brac and leather goods.

Leather Lane Market (Leather Lane, London, EC1N, Open: Monday to Friday, 10-3, nearest tube: Chancery Lane / Farringdon)
This market extends throughout leather Lane (between Greville Street and Clerkenwell Road) and selling everything from clothing to jewelry and shoes and handbags.

Billingsgate Fish Market (Trafalgar Way, Isle of Dogs, London, E14 5ST, Open: Tuesday to Saturday 5 PM-8: 30am)
In addition to being the most famous fish market in London Billingsgate Market is the UKs largest. Its open to the public, so they set alarm (open only for 5 heures-8.30) and descend to the cool seafood in the country.

Covent Garden Market (The Piazza, Covent Garden, London WC2E, Open: Monday to Friday from 10.30am to 7.30pm, station nearest metro: Covent Garden)
A variety of unique jewelry crafts handmade, clothing and antiques are sold in the North Hall of Columns of Covent Garden. New Covent Garden Market is the food lover who had held the second Friday of each month, with quality survey by producers who sell a variety of fresh and seasonal British. Take time to study as specialty shops, a good alternative to the street and see some of the best shows of London street on the site.

Petticoat Lane Market (Middlesex Street and Wentworth Street, Aldgate, London, E1
Open: Mon-Fri 10am-2: 30pm, Sun 9-2)
Petticoat Lane is one of the East End's most famous markets oldest and largest, covering more than a thousand stalls. Having an area in and around Saint-Middlesex / Wentworth St., Sunday is probably the best day for bargains in fashion, Asian fabrics, textiles and jewelry.
Roman Road Market (Roman Road, London, E3, Open: Tue / Thu / Sat 9am-5.30pm nearest tube station: Bow Road / Mile End)
Roman Road is the traditional market for a good ol 'East market end of stalls offering all sorts of goods, including cosmetics, shoes, clothing and many accessories. There are also some stalls Food sell a range of fresh produce. Well worth a visit.

Spitalfields Market (Commercial Street, London E1, Open: Monday-Friday 11am-5: 00pm, Sun 10am-5pm)
Favorite jewelry exclusive London fashion, clothing, household items and organic food. Sunday is the best day to fab visit this market can also visit the Brick Lane market too, which is not too far. We suggest you get to Nice and there are many to see.

Walthamstow Market (Walthamstow, High Street, London, E17 Opening: Mon-Sun 8-6 nearest metro station: Walthamstow Central / Central St James)
With many stalls selling a variety of clothing, shoes and jewelry, Walthamstow Market is the market longest street in Europe and very popular with Londoners. Sunday is the best day to go, as there are stalls selling fresh produce and craft stalls Nice that you can not stop buying something!

Market Whitechapel (Whitechapel Road, London, E1, Open: Monday Saturday, 8-6, the nearest metro station: Aldgate)
This market is one of the best Asian markets in London, because it has a wide range of jewelry Indian clothing, fabrics and fine silk / cotton saris.

Portobello Road Market (Portobello Road, London, W11, Open: Sat 8am 3pm, the station nearest metro: Ladbroke Grove / Notting Hill Gate)
Portobello Market is HUGE! He has more than one and a half thousand owners of stables and some arcades also closed. Although the market is mainly associated with the trade in antiquities, also an ideal place to find clothes large and second hand books.

Market Greenwich (Greenwich, London SE10, Open: Thurs - Sun 9:30-5:30 nearest station: Greenwich or Cutty Sark)
At the heart of historic Greenwich, art and craft market in the College's approach sells a range of trades Traditional handmade and original designs. While in Greenwich High Rd, there is an antiques market before 1960, the sale of antique gambling 0900-1700. Good look around - Greenwich is a beautiful place and although you can not find what you want in the market, which is linked to the straw in a bar well or restaurant where you can spend an hour or two inches

Brixton Market (Electric Avenue / Pope's Road / Station Road, London SW9, Open: Monday - Saturday 9-6, except when it is open Wed 9-3)
Go for a walk to Brixton market if you are looking for the Caribbean and African foods, fruits, vegetables and spices. There is also a good place for fresh fish and cooked breads and arts and crafts.

Borough Market (8 Southwark Street, SE1 1TL, Tel: 020 7402 1002 Opening: Saturday 9-4)
Borough Market is a market absolutely offering delicious fresh food and amazing organic products. There is a plethora of meats, cheeses, sauces, breads, cakes and snacks (including sauces hot, olives, sundried tomatoes, etc.) and the air has a delicious aroma. Head of Nice and there early on Saturday morning to stock up in fresh produce. Favorite ExclusiveLondon.co.uk!

Bermondsey Market (New Caledonian Market - Bermondsey Square, SE1, Open: Friday 6-2)
If antiques are your thing, then this is for you. Filled with antiques, furniture and knickknacks, Bermondsey market or a market in New Caledonia is a paradise for bargain.

New (New Covent Garden Flower Market Elms Lane, London SW8, Open: Mon-Fri 3-11, S 4-10, metro nearest Vauxhall)
New Covent Garden Flower Market is a sight to sore eyes. Your senses are filled with colors, textures and aromas. You can buy all kinds of flowers and plants available. But he must get up early if you want to catch the opening hours of this market, but really worth!

This article was written by Maryse Mignotte by www.exclusivelondon.co.uk For the most popular events London restaurants, clubs, fashion shops and www.exclusivelondon.co.uk Visit

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Maryse Mignott is a communication executive and features writer for http://www.exclusivelondon.co.uk, a luxury London entertainment and lifestyle booking guide.