I London markets are one of the things that most attracts tourists visiting Greater England. In the markets you can find everything, you can find great deals in a few pounds and vintage pieces which certainly always give us great charm.
Next to the most famous big London markets such as Camden Town, P e Notthing Hill many other London markets are less commercial and true English ones.
Bermondsey is the market located at the Borough stop, open from 5 to 13 on Fridays, in Bermondsey Sq. Here you can find antiques, paintings and cutlery but among Londoners it is rumored that at the first light of the morning there are more objects interesting.
Petticoat Lane it is located in Wentworth St at the Aldgate stop and is open Monday to Friday from 9 to 14. The market is located in an alley where the inhabitants of the neighborhood know its characteristics well: many objects and very cheap.
Il Columbia Road Flower Market is open from 7am to 13pm on Sundays and is located on Columbia Rd. The nearest underground stop is Bethnal Green and here you can find all the most beautiful flowers in London, from the most common to the most precious, a place not to be missed because rich in colors.
For anyone who has rented an apartment in London and is looking for a grocery market to reckon there is a visit to Smithfield, Farringdon metro stop, open Monday to Friday from 4am to 12pm. In this market you can find all kinds of meat; the structure that was once an ancient slaughterhouse is now a modern structure where the best meat is found.
Another market that favors food is the Berwick Street in Berwick St open Monday to Saturday from 8am to 18pm. The Piccadilly Circus underground station will take you directly to the street, which is located about south of Oxford St. A fruit and vegetable market where you can buy ingredients and products to cook at home or to eat immediately.
Camden Passage, at the Angel stop, it is active on Wednesdays from 7 to 14, Saturdays from 8 to 16 and Sundays from 10 to 14. In Camden Passage you can find antiques and small vintage pieces for all budgets, but on Sundays you can find also the agricultural market also called Islington Farmers Market.
