Use our map to see where London’s markets are and plan a visit that fits the rest of your day. Tap a marker for its location, then check the market’s own opening days before you travel: stalls and hours can change, especially around holidays.
Choose a market by what you want to do
- Food: Borough Market is a good choice if you want a meal or produce near London Bridge. Check Borough Market’s current opening information before going.
- Street food and alternative shops: Camden Market gives you plenty to explore around Camden Lock; you can pair it with a walk along Regent’s Canal. The market generally operates throughout the week, but individual traders vary.
- Antiques and vintage: Portobello Road is best known for its busy Saturday market. Check the trading day if antiques are the reason for your visit.
- Crafts and gifts: Greenwich Market can fit into a visit to the Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark or riverside.
- Sunday plans: Columbia Road Flower Market is a Sunday market; Brick Lane is another area to explore on a Sunday.
Planning tip: Group markets by neighbourhood instead of trying to cross the city for several in one morning. Borough and nearby Bankside work well together; Brick Lane and Old Spitalfields are another natural pairing. If you are travelling with a pushchair or need step-free transport, use TfL Journey Planner to check the complete route.
For descriptions, more market ideas and the latest details, read our guide to London’s top markets. Always confirm the individual market’s hours before travelling.
Map of London markets
Zoom in and tap a marker to see its location. You can also open the market map in a separate tab if the embed is awkward on your phone.
Market-day guidance checked against Visit London and market operators on 25 September 2026.
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