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Shopping Market in London is part of its culture elegant. Whether you live in London or will soon be visiting for a vacation, go to one of the major markets of London to take a good deal is a must. But markets that London has so many choices in many different areas of the capital, are Exclusivelondon.co.uk give you a list of the best markets in London known for their unique fashion items, delicious food and organic products.

The markets of Camden (Camden High Street / Chalk Farm Road, Camden, London, NW1, Open: 7 days a week).
The Camden Markets are a favorite exclusive London! They are full of furniture and ornaments and unusual fashion items funky-fresh and what is the best of all, everything is very affordable. As with most marketplaces, you are able to negotiate a bit to some of the stands, especially if you buy a certain number of items.

Camden Market is divided into several markets / streets: Camden Buck Street Market, Inverness Street, Camden Canal Market, Camden Lock Market and Stables Market.
The art of finding a real bargain is to investigate all the nooks and crannies of all the markets of Camden and have a good rummage. Markets are a maze of treasures and Just when you thought there was more to do, you walk a little further and find another department store or a stall offering more great things! If you have a real eye for fashion and style, you should be able to visit a number of stalls and put up a very chic and stylish dress.

"Farmers Market (Essex Road, Islington / opposite Islington Green, London, N1 Open: Sun 10am-2pm)
A great little market on Sunday with an assortment of organic products and fresh produce grown, including fruit, vegetables, eggs, cheeses and meats. If you live in North London and you need to stock up on homemade preserves, chutneys and wine, farmers market is the perfect choice.

Wembley Stadium Market (Stadium Way, Wembley, London, HA9 0WS, Open: Sunday, 9:00 to 3:00 p.m., the metro station: Wembley Park)
This market is held on the parking lot opposite Wembley Stadium and has rows and rows of merchants and sellers. There are over 500 exhibits by the weekend, selling everything from women's clothing, menswear, footwear, lingerie and accessories ever necessary - belts, bags and tons of costume jewelry.

Brick Lane Market (Brick Lane, Cheshire Street and Sclater Street, London, E1, Open: Sun 8:00 to 2:00 p.m.)
Sundays are the best days to visit this lively market, it sees the arrival of hundreds of stalls selling clothes, fabrics, jewelry, bric-brac and leather.

Leather Lane Market (Leather Lane, London, EC1N, open: Monday to Friday from 10am to 3pm, the station nearest metro: Chancery Lane / Farringdon)
This contract extends all along Leather Lane (between Greville Street and Clerkenwell Road) and it sells everything from clothes and shoes to jewelry and handbags.

Billingsgate Fish Market (Trafalgar Road, Isle of Dogs, London, E14 5ST, open: Tuesday to Saturday 5:00-8: 30am)
In addition to the fish market of London's most famous Billingsgate is the UKs largest market. It is open to the public, then set your alarm (it is only open from 5:00-8: 30) and head downstairs for fresh fish and seafood in the country.

Covent Garden Market (The Piazza, Covent Garden, London WC2E, open: Monday to Friday from 10.30 to 7.30pm, the nearest underground station: Covent Garden)
A variety of unique crafts and handmade, jewelry, clothing and antiques are sold in the North Hall Colonnades Covent Garden. New Covent Garden is the leading gourmet market on the second Friday of each month at the quality of producers' selling controlled.