The markets are much smaller these days, yet still jam packed with thousands of unique items & gifts. Spend hours wandering around the small pathways, get lost amongst the stalls, find that item you didn't even know you needed. Grab a coffee from the Stables cafe. Most stalls do not allow photos unfortunately.

We visited Camden Market on a Saturday morning. The market as well as the surrounding area were very crowded, both with locals and tourists. There were many stalls selling food, clothing, records and CDs, etc. The food that we bought were actually very good.

Definitely worth visiting if your in London, the market is fabulous to walk around. However the food is just unbelievable and worth visiting only for the food. I would advise getting their before opening 10:30 ish to avoid the busy crowds we did this and didn’t have to wait for food once the stores opened at 11:00 ( we visited on a Sunday). Would highly recommend planing a visit here in to your London weekend.

Loved it. Freddy the owner of SwankyWineWorld was fantastic. Very engaging and jocular. Happy to purchase a wine bottle containing corkacrew, foil cutter, drip collar, pourer, bottle stopper. Very well presented for £15. Bargain. I'll be back from Birmingham some time soon.

camden market and the way to it from the trainstation were very pleasant, we met nice people, the street artist were nice and one could bargain on nice clothes and shoes. the prices were great, nothing too expensive compared to the other food markets one can go to. there is something for everyone. the polish sausage is a must!

Camden market has a buzzing atmosphere. It’s a maze of vintage shops, leather goods, accessories, books, record shops, toys and food kiosks all situated in old stables. Here you will also find the Amy Winehouse Statue which I’m a big fan of and took multiple photos. I would plan to spend a good few hours here as there is so many shops and stalls and things to see but it’s time and money well spent but it can be an expensive day out.

What a fun magical market that seems to go on forever. You can buy anything you could possibly want/need here. Food stalls are great. Little pods for eating are a great addition. We went on a Monday so it was nice and busy but we could still walk around. I don’t think I could handle the crowds on a weekend

We popped down to London for an afternoon at Camden Market this is our second time visiting. I wanted to go later to appreciate the ambience and lights. Surprisingly it wasn’t crazy busy and we were able to amble around and found some places we hadn’t been before. I’m a vinyl record enthusiast and last time we went I purchased a record from my teens the , we went back this time and I got a nice haul to add to my collection. All topped off by her saying to me oh yes I remember you purchased “Terence Trent Darby” blown away by that 🥰 So much food choice where do you start you could eat your way around the world 🌍 the smells are incredible. We opted for Yorkshire burrito on this occasion and it was totally awesome 🙌 followed by the insta revolution of chin chin signature hot chocolate. Totally 💯 % worth a visit ❤️ lots to see and do as always but a great little shop also worth a look is Oddballs it’s nostalgia in a shop as at some point energy child has had something from this era 🥰

This area was AWESOME! Such great little shops, incredible food, and excellent sight seeing. Close to our home (We stayed at the Holiday Inn Camden Lock) and close to the underground. Don't miss this when traveling to London!

If you are looking for unique clothes, collector items or anything funky and cool, this is the place for you! My husband got a cool jacket that he has gotten so many compliments on not only when he wore it in London but here in the US. But you must bargain, don't go with the first price they offer you, even in the shops.