This is a huge weekend tourist attraction and a great shopping experience, as interesting for the diversity of people as for its mixed bag of stalls and multicultural food on offer. There’s a wide array of goods to view ranging from antiques to clothes (vintage and new) crafts, accessories and furnishings. Indeed just about everything and anything you could conceivably want, but probably not need.
Sundays, in particular, tend to be mega-crowded.
What's on at
Camden Lock Market
Camden Lock Market 1st January 2008 - 31st December 2009 The area now occupied by Camden Lock Market was once...
Sloane Square to Camden Town
Distance & Difficulty - 7 miles. Long but leisurely.
Highlights - Harrods, Serpentine, Camden Lock Market.
Overview - Starting off in the heart... More
Camden Market
Camden Market is made up of several markets, including Camden Lock Market, Stables Market and Camden Canal Market. You can find some crafts, antiques... More
Coming across the pretty, pedestrianised streets off St Christopher's Place is like discovering an oasis of Continental cafe culture in the most unlikely place - ... More
Wild woodland Victorian cemetery.
Perched at the top of the winding and woody Swain’s Lane, close to Highgate village with its soaring views over the city, ... More
Arch 65,
The Catacombs,Stables Market,Camden,
London,
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2 minutes walk from Camden Lock Market
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Camden Lock Market is a huge weekend tourist attraction and a great shopping experience, as interesting for the diversity of people as for its mixed ... More
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This is a huge weekend tourist attraction and a great shopping experience, as interesting for the diversity of people as for its mixed bag of stalls and multicultural food on offer. There’s a wide array of goods to view ranging from antiques to clothes (vintage and new) crafts, accessories and furnishings. Indeed just about everything and anything you could conceivably want, but probably not need.
