The Camden Market area has over 1000 shops, where you can find all sorts of unique products. The markets also have many types of food from around the world.
Camden Lock Market has a wide range of food stalls
Crowds gathering to get some food
Burgers, pizza and more exotic options
Loads of tasty options available
Unique jacket designs and embroidery at the Camden Lock Market
100% original designs
Music store selling CDs
It takes a while to browse through all the shops, alleys and tunnels
View in the Horse Tunnel
Music store in Camden Market
Waterbuses at Camden Lock
Children's clothing at Camden Lock Market
Healthy and tasty Indian cooking at the Camden Lock Market
Famous railway bridge seen from Camden Lock Place
Men's clothing that you won't find in a regular shop
Overview of the food stalls at the Camden Lock Market
Camden Market is made of multiple different markets, which are within the Camden Town area:
Camden Lock Market
Camden Stables Market
Camden Lock Village
Inverness Street Market
The market was started in the 1970s when the area had 16 shops, which has now grown to over 1000. The area gets 250,000 visitors weekly and the weekends are especially busy. Along with shops, the area has music across the spectrum. Camden Market’s Music Monthly is a monthly list of gigs, which can be found on the Camden Markets website.
Getting there
Camden is located north of central London, and the best way to get there is via Northern Line and getting off at the Camden Town station.
Nearby
Camden Market is located in Camden Town so that you can visit both at the same time. London Zoo and Regent's Park are very near, and both can easily be reached by walking or taking a waterbus along the canal.