Located at the Covent Garden, the Jubilee Market is a unique shopping spot in London, a place that is always abuzz with locals and tourists. The market serves a three-way function from Tuesdays through Fridays, it is a general market, on Saturdays and Sundays an arts and craft market runs here whereas Mondays find the place rife with antique products and dealers. Drop in as per their timetable and you will never be disappointed. The marketplace is also home to a currency exchange center, florists and some cool restaurants like Tutti Frutti Creperie and Peter's Snack Bar.

A vivid food market located in Southwark, Borough Market is one of the largest and oldest markets of its kind in London. The fruit and vegetable section deals with grocers and small traders and even bakers & cake shops, with products from all around the world available here. The market sees a large number of visitors, so don't panic if you suddenly find yourself in a crowd! Fridays and Saturdays are more promising for the average market goer, with a dazzling array of fine foods available. There are a handful of cafe-style restaurants too, so you can get a delicious wholesome meal!

Open seven days a week, the Camden Market sprawls across a vast area. From arts and crafts to high street trends, you will find it all here. This is one of the must-visit markets for anyone seeking street, alternative and hippie styles. Traders sell everything from secondhand clothes to cheap antiques, records, clothes and accessories, as well as decorative items. Equally popular with tourists and locals, this market is a great place to spend the day doing some shopping.

The City of London is known for its markets, which are as diverse in their offerings as the culture of the city itself. Old Spitalfields Market is a colorful and historic part of the city's market scene. The market's origins go back to 1638, when King Charles I decreed a license on 'Spittle Fields', allowing the sale of meat, fowl, and roots. Over the centuries, the market has only grown in prominence and character, and today is a celebrated tourist attraction as well. Old Spitalfields Market claims to be one of the largest markets catering to needs like arts and crafts, fashion and other local market stuff everyday of the week. The market also has been awarded as "Best Private Market" by the National Association of British Market Authorities.

Billingsgate Market est le marché de poisson le plus fréquenté et le plus grand du Royaume-Uni. Autrefois appelé Blynesgate, il était à l'origine un marché généraliste vendant du charbon, du sel, du maïs, du vin, de la poterie et d'autres objets en tout genre. Vous trouverez dans ce marché de poisson chaotique une variété de poissons frais provenant d'Aberdeen et de Cornwall. Outre la grande sélection de poissons frais disponible, le marché compte également des marchands de volaille, des vendeurs d'articles divers et plusieurs restaurants. Des visites guidées du marché peuvent être organisées, mais doivent être prévues à l'avance. Voici une petite anecdote : le mot 'Billingsgate' est devenu synonyme de langage vulgaire et cru à cause du langage grossier employé par les vendeurs de poisson sur ce marché.