Camden Market

Camden Market is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike in London. It consists of six different markets that offer a variety of products, from clothes and accessories to food and antiques. Here are some information and tips to help you plan your visit to Camden Market.

• Ticket: You don’t need a ticket to enter Camden Market. It is free and open to the public every day of the week.
• Open and close hours: Camden Market is open from 10 am to 10 pm, Monday to Sunday. However, some stalls and shops may have different opening and closing times, so check before you go.
• How to get there: Camden Market is located in Camden Town, a vibrant and eclectic area of north London. You can get there by tube, bus, bike or walk. The nearest tube station is Camden Town on the Northern Line, which is a 5-minute walk from the market. There are also many buses that stop near the market, such as the 24, 27, 31, 88, 134 and 168. You can also rent a bike from one of the Santander Cycles docking stations nearby, or walk along the Regent’s Canal towpath from King’s Cross or Little Venice.
• List of tips:
• Camden Market is very busy and crowded, especially on weekends and holidays. Be prepared to queue for some stalls and shops, and keep an eye on your belongings at all times.
• Camden Market is a great place to find unique and quirky items, but also be aware of the quality and price. Some stalls may sell counterfeit or low-quality goods, so always check before you buy. You can also haggle with some vendors, but be respectful and polite.
• Camden Market has a lot of food options, from street food stalls to restaurants and cafes. You can find cuisines from all over the world, such as Indian, Chinese, Mexican, Moroccan, Turkish and more. Some of the most popular food stalls are KERB Camden Market, The Cheese Bar, Chin Chin Labs and Cereal Killer Cafe. However, be prepared to pay more than average for some food items, as they are often overpriced due to the high demand.
• Camden Market is not only a place to shop and eat, but also a place to experience the culture and history of Camden Town. You can find many street performers, artists and musicians around the market, as well as graffiti and murals that reflect the local vibe. You can also visit some of the nearby attractions, such as the Roundhouse, a former railway engine shed that is now a music venue; the Jewish Museum, which showcases the history and culture of Jewish people in Britain; and the Amy Winehouse statue, a tribute to the late singer who lived in Camden Town.
• List of tours: If you want to learn more about Camden Market and its surroundings, you can join one of the many tours that are available. Some of the most popular tours are:
• Camden Pub Crawl: A guided tour that takes you to some of the best pubs and bars in Camden Town, where you can enjoy live music, drinks and fun. The tour costs £15 per person and includes free entry to five venues, five free shots and drink discounts.
• Rock ‘n’ Roll London Tour: A guided tour that explores the musical heritage of Camden Town and other areas of London, where you can see where famous bands and artists lived, performed and recorded. The tour costs £19 per person and includes a live guide and a mini-bus ride.
• Street Art Tour: A guided tour that showcases the street art scene in Camden Town and other areas of London, where you can see some of the most impressive graffiti and murals by local and international artists. The tour costs £20 per person and includes a live guide and a map.
• List of prohibitions: There are not many prohibitions in Camden Market, but there are some rules that you should follow to respect the market and its visitors. Some of the prohibitions are:
• Do not smoke inside the market or near any food stalls or shops.
• Do not litter or leave any rubbish behind. Use the bins provided or take your waste with you.
• Do not bring any pets or animals into the market, unless they are service animals or guide dogs.
• Do not cause any disturbance or nuisance to other visitors or vendors. Be courteous and considerate at all times.

Here are some of the things you can see and do at Camden Market:

• Explore the different sections of the market, each with its own character and style. You can find stalls selling crafts, books, jewellery, art, and more in Camden Lock, Camden Stables, Camden Canal, and Camden Buck Street.
• Enjoy a variety of cuisines from around the world at the food stalls and restaurants in the market. You can sample dishes from India, China, Morocco, Mexico, Italy, and more. Don’t miss the famous cheese toasties from The Cheese Bar or the vegan burgers from Rudy’s Dirty Vegan Diner.
• Listen to live music and watch street performers at the market. You can catch local and international artists playing rock, pop, jazz, reggae, and more at venues like Dingwalls, The Camden Assembly, and The Jazz Cafe. You can also see acrobats, magicians, comedians, and dancers performing on the streets and bridges of the market.
• Shop for unique and quirky items at the market. You can find vintage clothing and accessories, handmade jewellery and accessories, original artworks and prints, rare books and records, and more. You can also get a tattoo or a piercing at one of the many studios in the market.
• Learn about the history and culture of Camden at the market. You can visit the Jewish Museum, which showcases the stories and experiences of Jewish people in Britain. You can also see the Amy Winehouse statue, which pays tribute to the late singer who lived and performed in Camden.