When you travel to London, you can visit the London market, where you can feel some life breath about London. If the attractions in London can't satisfy you, you may find what you want in the market. Here are some famous markets in London. Top ten markets

1.AlfiesAntiqueMarket

This market is not small, and it sits firmly on the throne of the largest antique market in London, which is a world where antiques are loved. Alfie Antique

Market has always been a secret treasure-hunting place for fashionistas and stars, and TV producers often visit it to find inspiration and reference materials. British people KateMoss and Keira

Knightley have shopping here, thanks to their high-profile style, and Alfie Antique

Market has only recently emerged. The second-hand goods you can find: antiques, home _, second-hand books, jewelry, toys, posters, lighting, etc., are all-inclusive.

Address: 13-25 Church Street, St Johns Wood, London, NW88DT

Subway Station: London Marylebone

2. Covent Garden Market

Located in the city center, near China, London. CoventGarden is a comprehensive market, mainly composed of AppleMarket, JubileeMarket and East

Colonnade

Market. The vendors in the market mainly sell antiques, handicrafts, various decorations and tourist souvenirs. In addition, there are various small shops around the market, including clothes, tea sets, jewelry, toys and picture books. It takes about ten minutes to walk from China City. It is also a gathering place of street art, and you can see all kinds of innovative street art.. Every Christmas, there are also large-scale activities here, which can be described as a sea of people and gongs and drums.

Address: 41themerket, London, WC2E8RF

Subway station: Covent Garden

3. Borough Market

Borough Market is the most complete and famous food market in London, selling a variety of international and British local foods, and it is also a must-see food in London. Located next to London

Bridge, you can stop by for lunch after visiting Tower Bridge. Lunch is open from Monday to Saturday. The most classic here is the fried scallops and bacon at the Shellseekers booth; The long-lasting sausage rolls in the booth of Brindisa, the cheese sandwiches and grilled cheese in the booth of Kappasein, and of course, all kinds of Thai curries, paella and so on.

Address in saliva: Borough High Street, Borough, London, SE 19 de

Subway Station: London Bridge

4. Nottinghilland Portobello Road Market

Nottinghilland Portobello Road

Market is a paradise for small and clear literature and art, and it is the location of the film Notting Hill starring julia roberts. Portobello

Market is one of the most famous and largest antique open-air markets in the world. This area belongs to the high-grade residential area in London. In the open-air market or charity shop, you can often find second-hand luxury goods, such as bags, clothes and antiques.

Address: Portobello Road, 72 Tavistock Road, London, W 111 An

Subway Station: Nottinghill Gate

5. Bricklanemarket

Located in East London, it is a must-see market for hipsters in London and a gathering place for folk artists, and their graffiti works can be seen everywhere. There are also a large number of precious second-hand records and creative products to satisfy your nostalgia. Of course, their Sunday food street is inevitable, and foodies can enjoy a full meal.

Address: BrickLane,London,E15HA

Subway Station: Liverpool Street

6. Broadway Market Hackney

London Broadway Market is one of the oldest markets in London, which has been established for more than 12 years. Unfortunately, it is only open on Saturdays. She only has a main street of 2 meters, but it is indeed a very comprehensive market. Second-hand clothes, hand-made cosmetics, seafood and meat, and of course all kinds of street snacks.

Address: The Broadway, Hackney, London, E84QJ

Subway Station: LondonFields

7.CamdenLock

Located in CamdenTown, it is an open-air market with the most concentrated arts and crafts, and a paradise for London designers. Now it is the most creative place in London. Camden

Town is also famous for its unique costumes, avant-garde culture and the trend of teenagers' "rebellion", "punk" and "playing cool". There is also weekend food street, which is very popular.

Address: Camden Lockmarket, Chalkfarmroad, Camden, London, NW18af

Subway Station: Camden Town

8. Columbia Road Flower Market

Located in the old town east of London, it is the largest open-air flower market in London, where you can buy all kinds of potted plants, seeds and garden tools. If you have a garden, this is a good choice.

Address: ColumbiaRoad,London,E27RG

Subway Station: Hoxton

9.GreenwichMarket

Greenwich Market, located on the Thames, is the largest comprehensive market in Greenwich, with creative handicrafts, paintings and photographs, fashion and retro goods, antiques, skin care products, second-hand books, clothes, bags, etc.

Address: Greenwich Highland, London, SE 19 Hz

Subway Station: Greenwich

1. Oldspitalfields Market

Located in East London, near BrickLine

Market, it is also one of the most important comprehensive markets in East London, and is mainly famous for its creative handicrafts and retro souvenirs. There are the most booths on Sunday, and you can bargain.

Address: Brushfield Street, Spitalfields, London, E16EW

Subway Station: LiverpolStreetstation

In addition to the large markets in London, there are also local open-air markets in various towns in Britain, and all kinds of seasonal vegetables and fruits are extremely cheap.