Trippy
 
  Questions  
Drive      Fly      Stay      Login    Signup
City:
Check-in:
Check-out:
Rooms:     Travelers:
Get:    

Camden Market

London, United Kingdom

25 mentions on Trippy

City:
Check-in:
Check-out:
Rooms:     Travelers:
Get:    

Tips and reviews

Here's what Trippy members say about Camden Market:

"London is vast. You don't say where you will be based, or what you'll be doing on the day, so I'm going to assume you'll be somewhere in Central London. 'Affordable' varies from person to person so, again, I must assume that my idea of 'affordable' is roughly the same as yours. Do look at pubs as well as restaurants. The vast majority of pubs offer good, affordable food for lunch as well as in the evening. For either lunch or dinner I can personally recommend the Holly Bush in Hampstead:  "  See More

"Camden Market could be interesting for you if you'd like to see a more bohemian view of the city with many stools and street food joints it shows the slightly stranger side of life in London and is a very interesting place to shop and visit!"  See More

"I agree with Camden Market for the scene and Borough Market for the food and the usual places like The British Museum and other places others have mentioned."  See More

"Camden Market for unique clothing and quirky things."  See More

"Camden Market and Brick Lane Market are great for markets"  See More

"The Dove, Kew Gardens, Camden Market"  See More

"She always enjoyed going to the weekend markets at Portobello Rd and Camden Market."  See More

"Borough Market, portobello markets, Spitalfields and Camden Market are must dos."  See More

"Stephanie, Given that you've never been to London before, here are my suggestions. Additionally, you're coming from the East Coast, so you'll probably be arriving in London in mid-to-early morning -- if you can manage to push through that first day without succumbing to jet lag, you'll feel great the rest of your trip. As an aside, this list is mostly cultivated from my own loves in London -- it's by no means definitive nor necessarily the most popular. Just places I love! :) Day 1 (Day of Arrival) Grab breakfast at Regency Cafe, a classic place for English Breakfast Wander around near Buckingham Palace, cross Westminster Bridge, and enjoy a coffee (and unique view) from 2 Love Tea & Coffee House (!"  See More

"You might wanna go to Camden Town and Camden Market (once the epicentre of punk, goth and also hippies, now a center for shopping - but still really fun to see) or visit Big Ben and other landmarks."  See More

"The markets are also free, if the 13 year old is a girl she might enjoy Camden Market, Portobello Rd is interesting, Borough Market is an interesting food market."  See More

"Camden Market won't have too much to offer a young family."  See More

"Or take in one of the weekend markets like Camden Market (www."  See More

"Camden Market for some funky cheap gets."  See More

"There are stalls at the markets at Portobello Rd and Camden Market with lots of options under your amount, it's a nice place to spend a Sat or Sun afternoon."  See More

"Some great other ones to check out include Camden Market and portobello markets."  See More

"Don't miss to have a look at The Big Ben, biking / chilling at Hyde Park, and visit one or two of those markets like Camden Market."  See More

"I have taken 3 different people on their 1st trip to London in the last few years and while I try to tailor the trip to their particular likes, I have ended up seeing the Tower Of London, Portobello Market, the Victoria & Albert Museum and Harrods on all of the visits, Camden Market, Westminster Abbey and The British Museum on two of the visits."  See More

"I also try to hit the markets, younger folks seem to like Camden Market better than Portobello Market"  See More

"Me & my wife visited London on a very low budget. Our fave free (cheap) things to do in London... 1) Walk alog the Thames River 2) Take a ride on the top-deck of any free double decker public transport red bus. 3) There are a few 45 mins to 1 Hr free walking tours conducted by some of the bus tour companies. We scored a change-of guard tour for free where the entire ceremony was properly explained. 4) Most museums in London are free, except for the "Special Exhibitions" sections. Here is a list to get you started: /"  See More

"I can recommend you to stroll in parks (like St James' Park to feed the squirels) and markets (Portobello Market, Camden Market)."  See More

"There are several markets that are great to explore: Borough Market, Camden Market (where punk is alive & well), Shoreditch House, Portobello Market ."  See More

"Check out the well known Camden Market and the The Camden Stables Market."  See More








   
Questions   ·   Destinations   ·   Drive   ·   Fly   ·   Airports   ·   Stay   ·   Search

Login   ·   About   ·   FAQ   ·   Contact   ·   Privacy   ·   Terms