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	View details Sunday (Up)Market at the Old Truman Brewery The Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane, (just off Hanbury Street), Here you’ll find an exciting collection of traders all under one roof, offering a wide range of arty products for sale - new and vintage clothes and shoes, hand-made bags, jewellery, art, contemporary lighting, home-wares, accessories, greeting cards, food and drink. There’s a taste of the rest of the world, too, with imports such as Guatemalan textiles, home-made Chilean food and freshly squeezed fruit juices. Surrounded by such a collection of fresh, new styles and trends, with good...... more »
	View details Old Spitalfields Market Horner Square London, Old Spitalfields Market has been extensively and lovingly refurbished amongst the city’s towering skyscrapers and reflects its former glory as one of London’s finest surviving Victorian Market Halls.More than a simple food market; it’s a cultural experience and an exciting and varied family day out. Cuisine and couture combine, giving you the chance to balance food shopping or lunch with a spot of retail therapy at a variety of independent fashion and design outlets. It’s...... more »
	View details Columbia Road Flower Market Columbia Road, London’s most fragrant and colourful market shouldn’t be missed. Columbia Road turns into a blaze of colour every Sunday when this narrow street of terraced houses is transformed into the Flower Market. On offer is an exciting and magical world of exotic, rare and herbaceous plants, shrubs and small trees as well as freshly cut flowers. Get there early for the best choice and take a friend if you’re planning to buy in bulk for a special occasion or stock up your garden. Besides...... more »
	View details Cabot Place, Jubilee Place and Churchill Place Canary Wharf , There are over 200 shops, bars and restaurants around Canary Wharf – mainly located in Cabot Place, Canada Place, Churchill Place and Jubilee Place. Designer, independent and high street stores, coffee shops, wine bars and restaurants are open throughout the shopping malls and waterside, serving over 90,000 people who work here. You can also buy theatre tickets – many with generous discounts - from the TKTS booth at Canary Wharf DLR station Platforms 4/5 (Monday to Saturday 10am-3.30pm).You...... more »
	View details Brick Lane Market Brick Lane, Cheshire Street and Sclater Street, E1, The large, sprawling Sunday market fills Brick Lane and the surrounding streets. The market offers tools, clothing, bicycles, kitchenware, second-hand household goods andbooks. Wander up the street and you’ll come across lots of coffee shops and juice stalls, the famous 24-hour Brick Lane Beigel Bake, a wide selection of Bangladeshi and Indian restaurants, and a growing number of unique stores and trendy bars.Location: Brick Lane, Cheshire Street and Sclater Street, EOpen: Sunday: 8am-3pmTube: ...... more »
	View details Petticoat Lane Middlesex Street, E1 and surrounding streets and lanes, Probably the most famous and oldest of all London’s street markets, Petticoat Lane was established over 400 years ago and still attracts visitors from all over the world. You’ll find bargains of every kind, including new clothes from well-known chain stores, leather goods, CDs, books, artwork, watches and toys.Location: Middlesex Street, E1 and surrounding streets and lanesOpen: Sunday: 9am-2pm, with smaller markets on weekdays: 10am-3pmTube: Aldgate East/Liverpool Street...... more »
	View details Roman Road Market Roman Road, This famous market is popular with East Londoners ‘in the know’ who shop for high street fashion items at bargain prices. Specialist shoe and fashion shops can be found around the market, along with fabrics, bric-a-brac, fruit and veg, china and records.Location: Roman Road, E3Open: Tuesday & Thursday: 9am-3pmSaturday: 9am-4pmTube: Mile End (District and Central Lines) and DLR (Bow Church) ... more »

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