unknownndestinationn — Portobello Road Market
Mistakes to avoid on your first trip to London ⬇️ 1. Buying an Oyster Card 2. Standing on the Left 3. Spending money on tourist traps •National Maritime Museum •Sir John Ritblat Gallery at the British Library •Bank of England Museum •The Wallace Collection •Leake Street Tunnel •Barbican Conservatory •St. Dunstan-in-the-East •Little Venice •Primrose Hill •Hampstead Heath •Richmond Park •Victoria Park •Greenwich Park •Queens House •Crossrail Place Roof Garden •Post Building’s Rooftop 4. Only eating at restaurants- explore city’s street food and markets: 1. Borough Market (London Bridge) 2. Maltby Street Market (Bermondsey) 3. Camden Market (Camden) 4. Greenwich Market (Greenwich) 5. Spitalfields Market (Shoreditch) 6. Broadway Market (Hackney) 7. Southbank Centre Food Market (Southbank) 8. Portobello Road Market (Notting Hill) 9. Brixton Village and Market Row (Brixton) 10. Mercato Metropolitano (Elephant & Castle) 5. Staying in Zones 1 and 2- Explore our favourites Greenwich, Richmond or Hampstead. #london #londontravel #londonexplorer #londonblogger #londonview #londongardens #uktraveller #uktravelblogger #romaniantraveler #romaniantravelblogger
Shopping
Portobello Road Market
Market
4.4
Vintage goods, street eats, souvenirs & more on offer at a bustling weekly market.
Borough Market
Market
4.6
Huge market under the railway lines, for British-reared meat and artisanal baked and dairy goods.
Spitalfields Market
Market
4.5
Lively market with independent vendors for clothing, jewelry, home items, art & gourmet products.
Maltby Street Market
Market
4.6
Outdoor weekend street market with food & drink vendors below 19th-century railway arches.
Southbank Centre Food Market
Market
4.5
Brixton Village Market
Market
4.5
Shopping arcade with global food outlets & local independent traders, dating back to the 1960s.
Activity/Tour
London Food Walking Tour
Activity
4.9
Sports/Recreation
Hampstead Heath
Park
4.7
Green oasis for recreation, with swimming ponds, woodland and city views from Parliament Hill.
Richmond Park
Park
4.8
Expansive walled park, originally a 17th-century hunting ground and still home to hundreds of deer.
Victoria Park
Park
4.7
Lakes and fountains in 86 hectares of Victorian greenery in the heart of East London.
Greenwich Park
Park
4.7
Large park with expansive views, home to the Royal Observatory, Maritime Museum & Meridian Line.
