Getting on the edge of too commercial, and too many places that sell the same stuff as the last 10 places you looked at. Remodelling has raised rents, and I am afraid that the original/creative people will be forced out. This is a turning point, it could go either way... more

After many many years I went back to Camden and I was surprised how much it's changed. Loved it from the very first minute we were there. I had never seen the stables and I was impressed. It is a very lively place with so much to see and buy and try. People there are so friendly we had so... more

Camden Lock market certainly is very interesting, and you can find a whole bunch of quirky, alternative stuff here...ranging from t-shirts with offbeat slogans to keychains and earrings made of old computer chip boards. it is also home to alternative culture, so you will find numerous shops selling goth/ emo/ etc clothing and accessories here as well... great if you're... more

This is a market where you can see, be seen, and find everything from fur coats in the summertime to beachwear to business attire to antiques to clothing to pretty much anything you could ever want. Spend a couple of hours here easily as there is much to see and do. Directly outside of the tube stop. Just move with... more

Living near the area itself, it is hard not to miss the markets! Shops range from almost anything to everything! (Jewellery, food, paintings, shoes, fashion etc) The place is neatly organised into various categories of goods and makes it easy if you are looking for something in particular. The atmosphere is very vibrant and is interesting to walk around even... more

Really enjoyed wandering around Camden Market last Sunday morning which happened to be dry and sunny so I'm sure that enhanced my whole experience. Caught the tube from Tottenham Court Road to Camden Town - Northern Line. Then 2 minutes walk up to the markets - so many to choose from - brilliant. Rain or shine, it would not really... more

Camden Market, not far from the busy West End of London and easy to reach by bus or tube, is a must if it's not already on your list of things to do. Open ever day but Sunday is the busiest day when everybody, their gran and cat come out to strut their stuff. Located along the these days acceptable... more

I was there on a Saturday morning and found a surprising variety of stuff. There was a lot of junk, but a great place to pick up souvineers. Also, the food area was a wonderful collection of food from around the world. more

I was trying to think of a better way to spend a sunday in London,and i couldnt. I honesty cant think of a better place to go on a sunday, unless of course you have no money to spend (but still fun for browsing and people watching..) Mind you i've been enough times with no money, just to take colourful... more