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TOP 5 LONDON MARKETS When you're looking for a casual stroll through a typical London market for either food, souvenirs or fun people-watching by Concierge 99 OUR CRITERIA: Hand-picked locations by local Londoners High-ranking reviews on TripAdvisor Fun for everyone Mainly focussed on food tbh In a cool neighbourhood you should be visiting anyway 1 BOROUGH MARKET Arrive early on a Saturday morning to experience the bustle of this foodies' paradise. Don't try the first food stall you see despite it smelling incredible, they all do! Try to get back here a couple times during your stay to sample all the incredible British and international foods on offer. Tube stop: London Bridge 2 CAMDEN MARKET A wild, jostling crowd on the weekend, this part of town is worth a visit at any time. You'll find handmade souvenirs for those left back home, eclectic textiles and accessories and not to forget the food stalls. Grab a bite sitting on the water's edge gazing out at all the comings and goings on the canal - you'll appreciate the peoplewatching fodder! Tube stop: Camden Town 3 MALTBY STREET MARKET Food, drinks and some antiquing here in this ever increasingly popular street market. Get there early afternoon as the stalls close up shop around 4pm, or when the food and drink run out. We recommend ending your evening in Bar Tozino for Spanish wine and tapas. Tube stop: London Bridge or Bermondsey 4 PORTOBELLO ROAD MARKET Famous market amongst Londoners and tourists alike, come for a spell of antiquing, nibbles and spotting as many local celebs as you can. Here you'll find some lovely vintage pieces to bring home as a reminder of your London trip. Tube stop: Ladbroke Grove 5 SPITALFIELDS MARKET Renovated Victorian covered market with an extensive array of vintage clothing and accessories, boutiques and food stalls. Great for Christmas present shopping or buying some trinket to remind you of the quirky side of London. Tube stop: Liverpool Street Copyright of Brekkel Limited 2016