Camden Market, London

nothing i loved it it was absolutley worth the airplane tickets at least part of them anyways.But what stunk was the crowds deer lord there where a lot of people.

Camden Market is offbeat and irreverent, more so than a lot of other markets we've been to in london. You can find people and things from all over the globe. We always enjoy visiting the shops there and never fail to find something interesting. It's a little out of the way, but worth the visit.

love the place! i never come away empty handed! good pubs nearby too, for very reasonable priced lovely roast dinners. Wish I lived nearer,as from "up north"

Camden has everything you would need! and cheap! everyone should go to camden its a wicked place to see and meet new people who are different and individual, who have similar or completely different tastes in music, clothes and lifestyles! i would recommend you go!, i cant wait to go back!

Really awesome, went once just to visit, and i ended up going there every day for all 20 days I was in London, everyone should go, If u go to London and miss Camden Market, is as if u never went to London

This is definately the best, most brilliant environment that I ever experienced. Although many people might think that the prices would be expensive and over-priced because of the market-factor, it is indeed not. The market part is actually quite inexpensive, and run by the most amazing personalities. If you don't want to visit the market, there are also many shops in the stables that have the most outrageous ( in a good way) fashion like Swear Shoes and Cyberdog. The only problem I had with it is the early closing hours. The market closes at 6, so you would want to get there early. If you have only a short time in London and want to experience London for all its worth, Go to Camden!

I went to Camden Market last weekend while i was in London and even though my mom didnt like it, i really did, the vibe was great and everyones accepted no matter how mad your outfit it, the crazier, the better. Bought a great belt and some little...other...things.

In a tiny shop, bought a candleholder from a young girl from Italy. Her father had a shop in the back where he worked. Bought a pashima from a middle-eastern man who spent a half-hour extolling its virtues and drapping over me in all manner of ways. Watched the canal boats. (actually we arrived and departed by canal boat-also a great thing to do.)Building all with strange and 3-D facades!It was a fun, fun, fun day!