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Visitor loves London
not only for its rich history, amazing sights, and magnificent buildings, but
also for many of its famous markets. When you are in London you can go on shopping spree and
indulge in all kinds of shopping and come back home a happier and content
person.
London is shopper’s paradise as it is
home to many famous markets. London
markets will satisfy your needs as you shop every nook and corner till you are
satisfied. You can expect to get fashionable stuffs to some rare antiques in London markets. Shop your
way in true Londoner style and enjoy your shopping. Take a look at some of the must
visit markets:
Camden Markets
Actually you will enjoy shopping in Camden market if you are one of those who
seek variety in shopping. Compose of several markets, you can hunt for books,
second hand clothing and jewellery, vintage clothing, club wears, collectibles,
accessories, new age products, music, African art, oriental rugs and textiles.
It is also one of the attractions of London
that attracts many tourists who flock this market. Visitors come here to buy
fast food, fruits and vegetables as well.
Portobello Road Antiques Market
This market is heaven for those who simply love antiques
and fashion. Even if you are not in a mood to buy anything, just strolling
along the streets and feasting your eyes on the goods will make your day. Portobello road antiques market is famous for
its second-hand and antique sections. Delight yourself as you buy kitsch
teapots, vintage clothing and rare antiques for your loved ones. Street
performers who entertain visitors and youngsters make Portobello so popular
among visitors. Be here to enjoy shopping along with some entertainment.
Columbia Road Flower Market
Gift a sweet smelling flower to your most loved ones and
see the spark in their eyes. You can bring a smile on your loved ones as you
gift them with the most beautiful and adorable flowers from Columbia Road
Flower Market. Popular for its exotic flowers and shrubs, the market is open
only on Sundays. So, if you want to make someone happy then get a bouquet of
flower from Columbia Market and bring that priceless smile on their face. The
market also sells unusual international edibles, soap, candlesticks and
Buddhist artefacts much to the joy of tourists.
Spitafields Market
Spitafields Market offers something for everyone. Whether
you are fashion conscious, foodie or lover of art, Spitafields market is the
place to be. Visitors will adore art deco furniture, rare vinyl, trade fair
gifts, vintage clothes, fashionable clothes and jewelry. The market also boasts
of books, CDs, DVDs, new age product such as aromatherapy candles and oils.
After an exhausting shopping you can relish cakes, breads and sandwiches at the
stalls. Food lovers can gorge on Thai, Chinese, Cantonese and Mexican cuisines
and fill their appetite.
Petticoat Lane
As the name suggest, Petticoat Lane Market is a fashion
and clothing market. Petticoat Lane Market is the oldest market and it offers
various items to suit everyone. There are toys for tiny tots, jeans for
teenagers, skirts, ladies lingerie, leather jackets, and gorgeous fabrics. You
can buy clothes for men, women and children from street-cred clubwear to
designer wears. If you are lucky you can bargain on jewellery, fashion and
textiles, leather goods, china and all kinds of electrical items. Sweet tooth
can indulge themselves in variety of delicacies, Indian sweetbreads to amazing
cream cheese bagels.
Exmouth Market
If you want to mix shopping with dining, then come to
Exmouth Market. The market is equally popular among both discerning shoppers
and gastronomes. There are many restaurants, cafes, and bars which will delight
foodie to great extent. You can relish smoked fish and international cuisines
from South America to China
after a satisfying shopping. Visitors can do some light shopping such as jewellery,
gifts, designer hand bags, and many more.
Make your trip to London exciting as you explore these markets.
Get something for yourself or your loved ones from these markets and you will
not regret.
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