Camden Market - Camden shops

Find the best places to shop in Camden with this guide to Camden's many markets

Camden Market actually refers to the several markets that cover the northern end of Camden Town. Each market has a character of its own, from the crafts and curiosities of Camden Lock Village to the Stables Market stalls' proclivity for all things boho. And of course there's more to shopping in Camden than the markets. There's also some awesome vintage shops, like Lost 'N' Found. Use Time Out's guide to Camden's shops and markets to uncover some hidden treasures.

Camden Market - Buck Street Market
Camden High Street, at Buck Street, London, NW1
Camden Market actually refers to the microcosm of markets that make up the northern Camden Town area. Buck Street Market is the place for neon sunglasses and pseudo-witty slogan
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Camden Market - Camden Lock
Camden Lock Place, off Chalk Farm Road, London, NW1 8AF
Camden Market actually refers to the microcosm of markets that make up the northern Camden Town area. Next to the railway bridge, you'll find crafts, clothes, trinkets and small
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Camden Lock Village
East of Chalk Farm Road, NW1
North, next to the railway bridge, you'll find crafts, clothes, trinkets and small curiosities with a Japanese pop culture influence at Camden Lock and Camden Lock Village, the latter...
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Inverness Street Market
Inverness Street, NW1 (www.camdenlock.net) Open 8.30am-5pm daily.
Almost next door, and perennially threatened by proposed tube station expansion, is the listed Electric Ballroom, which sells vinyl and CDs on weekends and is also a music venue...
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Stables Market
Chalk Farm Road, (7485 5511/ www.stablesmarket.com) Open 10.30am-6pm Mon-Fri (reduced stalls); 10am-6pm Sat, Sun
North of the courtyard that contains Gilgamesh, the gentrified Stables Market offers more food stands, as well as vintage clothing and clubwear shops tucked into the rail...
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Insider's guide to Camden Market

Get the lowdown on the one-time undisputed centre of London's alternative scene. There are still plenty of delights to be found if you know where to look so try our guide to the best of Camden Market.

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By Aadhi - Feb 3 2012

Camden is awesome.... went out with my mates in the freezing cold weather. Shops and stalls in the stables market rocks!!! Went to the basement shopping area got myself some chipmunk soft toys and colourful greeting cards fgrom nature and crafts. lol

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By myopicfriend - Jul 8 2011

Don't forget the vintage store Episode, very well organized and edited collection! http://www.episode.eu/index.jsp?ACTION=GOCOMBO&MID=905

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By Richard - Apr 14 2011

Correction Camden Lock Market is to the west and Camden Lock Village to the east. Geography was never my strong point!

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By Richard - Apr 14 2011

Whoever wrote this page needs to do a bit more research on Camden Lock Market and Camden Lock Village. These are two completely different markets on the east and west of the high street respectively. Camden Lock Market was the first market that started it all off and Camden Lock Village came later. The address and website, under Camden Lock Village, is in fact for Camden Lock Market. The two should not be listed together as they are totally separate and have their own characters. I have always been impressed with Time Out but in this instance you seem to be rather misinformed. I think you should clarify this and give out accurate information to the people.