Old Spitafield market
The Old Spita Fields Market is the oldest retro outdoor market in London. Its name comes from a famous monastery. Markets like today have existed since13rd century. In other words, Spittal Field has a market tradition of about eight centuries. Spitalfields is subdivided into four major markets, namely, vendor market, storefront market, Saturday theme market and art market, with more than 100 booths. The goods sold range from all kinds of novel gadgets and various styles of clothes ornaments to homemade handmade works of art, and many antiques and old objects can be found in the market every Thursday. In addition, Spitalfields will have irregular activities with the theme of art and music. Various activities can get detailed information from the activity information interface in official website.
Address: E 16AA, Bushfield Street, Spitfields, London.
Time: different market categories in Spitalfields market have different opening hours. Please refer to official website for details.
Nearest subway station: Liverpool Street Station.
Zhuanxiang market
Brick Lane Market is located in the East End of London, together with the old Spitalfields Market, and it is a relatively young and fashionable market. Graffiti, exotic customs, handmade products and national costumes are all synonymous with this market. If you are lucky, you can also find some antique ornaments you like in the second-hand market every Sunday. Your collection includes stories or exquisite silk fabrics, brightly colored fabrics, and street music performances every Sunday, which is also worth seeing.
Address: No.91Brick Lane, London e 16qr.
Time: Sunday flea market every Sunday morning 10 to 5: 00 pm (daily opening hours often change, please refer to official website for travel).
Nearest subway station: Oldegate East or Liverpool Street Station.
Alfie antique market
Alfie Antique Market is the largest indoor antique market in London. Many designers, collectors and stars will go to Alfies antique market to find some design inspiration or buy some unique clothes. The whole Alfie antique market has four floors, selling all kinds of antique handles, oil painting accessories, jewelry, furniture, bags and so on since the 20th century. Besides, when you are tired, you can go to the open-air cafe on the top floor to have a rest, have lunch and afternoon tea, and enjoy the spoils you find.
Address: 13-25 Church Street, Mary Leiben, 88 DT northwest of London.
Time: every Tuesday to Saturday, 10: 00- 18: 00.
Nearest subway station: Mariborn Station or Edgewell Road Station.
Bermondsey antique market
If you are loyal to antiques, old decorative books or historical handicrafts, then you don't want to miss the Bermondsey antique market. Every Friday, just before dawn, many vendors have laid the pavement, and many antique lovers gather in the market early, where you can find all kinds of gold and silver tableware, second-hand furniture, porcelain jewelry and small objects. It is estimated that Bermondsey antique market is the earliest antique market in London, so if you don't want to miss your favorite things, you still have to get up early.
Address: Bermondsey Square, South China Ketaqiao Road, southeast London, postcode 13un.
Time: every Friday at 6: 00 am-14: 00 am.
Nearest subway station: London Bridge Station or Canadian Water.
Camden market
Camden market is a large market, covering indoor shops and outdoor stalls. You can find all kinds of old things, such as suitcases, jewelry, bags, hats, gold and silver products, retro clothes and so on. Of course, there are punk graffiti and creative gadgets. There is not only an antique market on Saturday, but also food and wine from various regions.
Address: No.54-56, Camden Rock Plaza, North West London 18af.
Time: every morning 10: 00- 18: 00.
Nearby subway station: Angel
Portobello Road Market
Portobello Road is not only the location of the romantic film Notting Hill 1999 starring Julia Roberts, but also one of the most famous antique and second-hand markets in London. The whole market is divided into three parts: there are shops selling antiques, jewelry and handicrafts near Notting Hill; Walking to Portobello Road is a food street, with all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables and street snacks. Go to the northern end of Portobello Road, where you can exchange retro clothes, bags and handmade trinkets.
Address: London West 105 TA Portobello Road.
Time: every Friday and Saturday is a large-scale comprehensive market, 9: 00 am-19: 00 am, and the time on other days is uncertain. Please go to official website for details.
Nearby subway station: Radbrock Grove or Notting Hill Gate.
Grace antique market
Grace antique market can be said to be one of the largest antique markets in the world. There are more than 200 stalls on the second floor of the two buildings, ranging from handmade products in the past year to various collectibles in the 20th century, such as pocket watches, gold and silver jewelry, tableware, retro clothing, jewelry and so on.
Address:No. Davis Street 1-7, Meffer, London, zip code: W 1K5ab.
Time: Monday to Friday morning 10:00- 18:00, Saturday morning11:00-17: 00, closed on Sunday.
Nearby subway station: Bond Street Station.
Covent garden market
Covent Garden Market is also a large comprehensive market, which is divided into three areas: Apple Market mainly sells local handicrafts, jewelry, leather products and so on; East colonnade market sells many kinds of things, such as handmade soap, bags, jewelry, decorative paintings, candy, furniture and so on. The Jubilee Market sells different things every day, including antiques on Monday, clothes and household items from Tuesday to Friday, and works of art on weekends.
Address: WC2E 8RF, Covent Garden, London
Time: Monday to Friday morning 10:00-20:00, Saturday morning 9:00-20:00, Sunday morning 12:00- 18:00.
Nearby subway station: Covent Garden.
Alexandra Palace antiques and. Collectors Expo
There are few separate antique parties in Britain, but Alexandra Palace antiques &; Collectors Fair is one of the few indoor antique parties still held today, and it is also the favorite festival of many antique lovers in London. Unlike other fairs, you have to pay a few pounds to enter the venue, but the goods inside are definitely worth the money, including medieval jewelry, antique handles, ceramics, records, and retro bags and clothes. The London Antique Exhibition in the venue attracted young antique lovers who are keen on retro style. Alexandra Palace antiques and. Collectors' fairs are usually held on some Sundays of the year, and they start very early. If you want to spend the least money to buy your favorite items, you'd better enter early.
Address: Alexandra Palace Road, N 227 ay, London
Time: The time of the year is not fixed. You can check in official website in advance.
Ticket price: admission at 8:00 am? 0? 5 12; Admission after 9: 30 0? Fifty-six
Nearest subway station: Woodgreen or Finsbury Park.
Northcote Road Antique Market
The Northcott Road Antique Market, located in Bart West, London, is also an indoor antique market. There are all kinds of old objects here, including Victorian porcelain, jewels, jewelry boxes, decorative paintings, tableware and furniture. You can definitely visit it seven days a week. If you are afraid of getting dizzy inside, you can also go to the next APP in official website (supported by both Apple and Android) and make it in advance.
Address: Northcourt Road 155a, southwest London, with postal code: 1 16qb.
Time: Monday to Saturday 10:00- 17:30, Sunday 12:00- 17:00.
Nearest subway station: clapham South Railway Station.
Depford market
Compared with the previous antique market, Depford market is a huge second-hand market, and the price is negotiable. Whether you can find something good depends on your eyesight. Besides secondhand goods, Depford Market is also a food street, selling fresh fruits and vegetables. If you are tired of shopping, the street is a small restaurant.
Address: Depford High Street, Southeast 83rd District, Greater London.
Time: every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 9:00- 18:00.
Near the subway station: Team-underground MMA
London silver vault
London Silver Vaults is an antique market, which specializes in selling all kinds of silver products, such as silver teapots, tableware, photo frames, ancient stamps and exquisite family or wedding ornaments. Besides British silver crafts, you can also find excellent silver products from all over the world.
Address: 53-64 Justice Street, London, postcode: WC2A 1Qt.
Time: Monday to Friday 9:00- 17:30, Saturday 9:00- 13:00.
Nearest subway station: Judge Lane Station.
Furniture cave
Furnish Cave is a hypermarket specializing in all kinds of old-fashioned and European furniture, such as wooden cabinets, chandeliers, carved mirrors, flower boards, leather sofas and various antique vase ornaments. If you also want to decorate a room full of British retro style, Furnish Cave is an antique furniture market that you can't miss.
Address: No.531-533, King's Road, Chelsea, London 100tz.
Time: Monday to Saturday 10:00- 18:00, Sunday110/7: 00.
Nearby subway: Broadway Fulham
The above is the famous antique market in London. You can find some interesting things for yourself in England, or buy some for your friends and relatives.