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Top 10 Flea & Street Markets in England, United Kingdom
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1. Camden Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28,790 reviews
We're driven by the belief that you can only keep discovering if you keep looking ... so we're always adding interesting stores and traders. No two days are ever the same at Camden Market. Keep checking back to see what's new and what's next.
Reviewed By GSBradshaw
Visited Camden Market on Saturday 6/4/19 Absolutely Madness Absolutely Manic Great Great atmosphere Food stalls fantastic (give out samples) Stables market brilliant Well worth a visit DON’T MISS OUT
2. Pulteney Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,890 reviews
One of only three bridges in the world lined with shops, this exquisite 18th-century bridge is one of the most admired structures in Bath.
Reviewed By philipt582
For those who are familiar with the film Les Miserables in which Javert, played by Russell Crowe, jumped to his death, will be delighted to discover that the bridge of Javert's demise is actually located in Bath . It is, I suggest, best approached via the toe path along the river. As you round the bend the bridge springs into view. If you continue to the bridge, you can ascend the stairs and emerge on the bridge to discover a wide range of interesting shops and cafes. Well worth exploring, without the need to visit Paris.
3. Covent Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24,740 reviews
Filled with restaurants, bars, markets and boutiques, London's premier tourist center offers fabulous shopping by day, and the destination of theatergoers and patrons of the Royal Opera House by night.
Reviewed By adrianhenryyu - London, United Kingdom
Great hidden craft gems in a busy market. Loved the craft offered in both jubilee and apple markets and great handcrafted wellbeing products from Eunoia in jubilee market - a bit of zen amongst all the hustle and bustle
4. Borough Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13,167 reviews
An amazing food market dating back to the 13th century.
Reviewed By NicoleRG73 - West Orange, United States
Borough Market is a must see when spending time in London. The market stands on a location that purveyors have been selling their good for nearly a 1000yrs. This place is a foodie heaven and is great place for delicious affordable eats as well as gifts and mementos that can be enjoyed at home.
5. Marlborough High Street
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By cld802 - Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
I love Marlborough and the High Street is quaint yet functional with a great mix of quirky and useful shops, and lots of places to eat and drink.
6. Bury Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,170 reviews
A large Multi-Award Winning Market located at the heart of Bury. The Market has over 350 stalls open every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Winner of many Awards including NABMA's Market Attraction of the year in 2009,2012 & 2015, Bury Market is a great venue for day visitors either on its own or as part of a visit to Bury's other attractions.
Reviewed By IM_the_only_Parsnips - Rhyl, United Kingdom
What a marvellous market the best market we've ever been to, brilliant bargains sells all you can think of, the stall holders are soooo friendly and Bury is a very friendly place as well the people are all very nice! The Black pudding company is a must to go to the black pudding is gorgeous and the ladies on there are lovely, it was great to be able to take some back to put in the freezer, set out very well as you come out of the shopping centre into the market, it is a total must visit sell great food pies, cakes, meat, fish, hot food, etc, you'll be spoilt for choice! We will definitely be going again when in Bury need a few days around there to take it all in and to get around, especially if mobility is poor, everything is all linked together which is fantastic highly recommend here! You won't be disappointed! It's FAB!
7. Tavistock Pannier Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 562 reviews
Situated at the very heart of the historic town of Tavistock is the ancient Pannier Market. A range of quality stalls and services available all year round and a fantastic tourist attraction.Tavistock Pannier Market is a wonderful historic market with over 900 years of history. It is an indoor market which is heated on cold days. 5 day permanent traders are situated around the market with the centre traders changing throughout the week.Open Tuesday to Saturday, 9am - 4:30pm
Reviewed By davidwB6194TR - Downderry, United Kingdom
Everything you could expect - and very much more! Allow an hour or more and browse slowly and enjoy every minute .... you will find everything you could expect and very much more - especially fudge, cheese, olives, pet things, extravagances - and much more!!
8. Tynemouth Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 494 reviews
Reviewed By Jenny00777 - Euxton, United Kingdom
This is the most picturesque setting for a market that I have ever known. The covered Metro station at Tynemouth is a gorgeous Victorian station with glass roof, railings and a vast concourse which comes alive with the colourful and diverse market stalls. So many to see and make a purchase from, flowers, knickknacks, cards, jewellery, clothing, drinks and food. All very friendly stall holders and happy to help and recommend other stall holders if wanting something in particular. The old station waiting rooms and ticket hall have been made into bars and retail outlets too, and so well done. Four our legged friends, ???? water bowls places out so they could have a drink whilst we chatted with the locals who gave some top tips on other places to visit in the area, one of those being the lighthouse, which we went into visit the morning after. The market has a great lively atmosphere, a lovely addition to our Tynemouth Music Festival visit, to see the wonderful Jack Savoretti perform at the Priory. We’ll be returning to visit there too hopefully same time next year.
9. Bridport Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Pinque23
I met a wonderful cashier called Jacky. I had had the most dreadful week, suffering two seizures, with subsequent severe head injuries, to then fall from an electric scooter, breaking three ribs and tearing all the muscles in my left leg and groin. There was first a super chap (whose name I gave forgotten - apologies) who helped me on the cigarette counter and advised me that he would help me pack my shopping as my mobility has been severely impaired. I simply could not believe it when Jacky handed me a stunning bunch of flowers that I had actually thought very beautiful, but felt a tad extravagant to buy for myself. Out of interest, I asked for the price, whereupon Jacky told me that on behalf of Waitrose she would like to give them to me along with a sticker declaring it a lovely gift from her. I was extremely moved by this, and almost burst into tears. Instead, as I carried home (rather slowly) my beautiful flowers I found a beaming smile meet my lips, which had been a long time coming. Looking at them now, as I am forced to rest, it has made such a lovely difference to my room, and I just keep smiling. I found that service above and beyond that which you would receive in any other supermarket, and I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I should also like Jacky to be praised for her warmth and kindness, empathic nature, and fantastic judgment call. It made my year. :-) Thank you so very, very much! Pinque Lawes
10. The Market Co
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
The Market Co deliver the original Artisan Market to towns across the region. Always a magnificent spectacle, an opportunity to browse over 120+ stalls, taste the culinary treats, talk to artists, vintage dealers and designer-makers, or sample the hot authentic street food whilst being entertained by local musicians.
Reviewed By RazzyBthefirst - Macclesfield, United Kingdom
Picked up some friends from the station and what a great start to the day, an artisan market. I enjoy the Treacle Market in Macclesfield but I have to admit, as you'd probably expect, that the set up here has a more refined appeal. It's just one long row in front of the shops on Alderley Road, you go down one side and back down the other, no bobbing and weaving through the masses. Some of the vendors I visit at the Treacle Market are here; Vanillis and the guy who sells home made fudge, great stuff. There's a high proportion of craft sellers too and I was particularly taken with Tubeart, a Christmas purchase is on the cards.
