Here are London’s 5 best markets — perfect for foodies, vintage lovers, and weekend explorers: 1. Borough Market (London Bridge) Best for: Gourmet food, artisanal treats, and international street food. Don’t miss: Toasted cheese sandwiches from Kappacasein & Humble Crumble. Don’t waste your money on the viral strawberries with chocolate. Not worth the money. 📍 Closest tube: London Bridge 🕒 Open: tuesday- Sunday 2. Camden Market (Camden Town) Best for: Alternative fashion, handmade crafts, and global eats. Vibe: Edgy, eclectic, and buzzing with creativity. 📍 Closest tube: Camden Town 🕒 Open: Daily 3. Columbia Road Flower Market (East London) Best for: Fresh flowers, plants, and that perfect Sunday morning photo. Top tip: Get there early (or late) for the best deals. 📍 Closest tube: Hoxton / Bethnal Green 🕒 Open: Sundays only 4. Portobello Road Market (Notting Hill) Best for: Antiques, vintage fashion, and that pastel Notting Hill charm. When to go: Saturdays for the full market experience. 📍 Closest tube: Ladbroke Grove / Notting Hill Gate 🕒 Open: Saturday 5. Broadway Market (Hackney) Best for: Artisan food, independent fashion, and a true East London vibe. Grab a bite: From Ethiopian street food to local pastries. 📍 Closest tube: London Fields (Overground) 🕒 Open: Saturdays Save this for your trip to London and if you found it useful, follow for more travel tips and guides! #london #londonmarkets #explorelondon #travellondon #londonguide #whattodoinlondon