If you ever find yourself wandering on a Sunday, take the time to check out these London markets! They have everything you need for a perfect Sunday from vintage vinyl to good food.
Find a little bit of everything here, from clothes to vinyl, in the market that’s been running for over 350 years.
Nearest stations: Aldgate East, Liverpool Street
Find something interesting, including vintage clothes and antiques, in one of London’s famous markets, then treat yourself to some street food.
Nearest station: Shoreditch High Street
Take a trip south of the Thames and treat yourself to not just clothes and jewellery, but terrariums, artwork and even a massage.
Nearest station: Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich
Described as “London’s biggest street jumble sale”, Petticoat Market has hundreds of clothes stalls, so you’re bound to find something you like for a great price.
Nearest station: Aldgate
Part of the Brick Lane Market, you’ll find the next cute thing to decorate your room, jewellery, and a range of food from around the world. Definitely unmissable.
Nearest station: Shoreditch High Street
Get some Insta-worthy street food, then head to one of the nearby pubs.
Nearest station: Bermondsey
Brighten up your home with some beautiful bouquets, then check out the independent shops lining the streets.
Nearest station: Hoxton
Netil Market houses a range of shops where you can find everything from dog accessories to jewellery and watches, as well as spectacular grilled cheese toasties at Morty and Bob’s.
Nearest station: London Fields
9. Deptford Market Yard
Has everything from clothes, to street food, to circus and aerial fitness classes.
Nearest station: Deptford
One of London’s oldest markets, East Street is perfect for when you want fresh fruit and veg, amongst other things.
Nearest stations: Kennington, Elephant & Castle
If you’re into art or fashion, this is the place for you. Find candles, jewellery and antique cameras, as well as signed and limited edition paintings.
Nearest station: Covent Garden
There’s always something new here, as the food changes as quickly as the seasons do. Treat yourself to some good food, then take a short walk and find yourself on Oxford Street.
Nearest stations: Bond Street, Baker Street
Takes place on the first Sunday of every month. Not only does it have a variety of stalls, from food to books, but all profits go towards various charities.
Nearest station: Kew Gardens
A year-round car boot sale, where you could find absolutely anything.
Nearest station: Pimlico
Another monthly market that is perfect for fans of anything vintage, from clothes and jewellery, to homeware and art.
Nearest station: Highgate
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