Camden Market is at a major junction for North London, and this means that it is very well served by public transport. Camden is in Zone 2 and for visitors can purchase a travel card (from newsagents and tube stations), which will allow easier travel around London's transport network for a day.
We have prepared a short virutal tour of Camden Market to whet your appetite.
Camden Market is huge!! In a day you can cover it all really well.
Explore the market with the interactive map.
Here you can find out exactly when Camden Market is open.
There's lots to do besides visiting the market, here' a list of places that you might visit as part of your trip to Camden.
Camden Market is one of London's most popular weekend tourist attractions, offering fashion and crafts; a mix of people and foods from every corner of the world. The area has been made famous by films such as 'Withnail & I', pop icons 'Madness' & Oasis, and historic writers such as George Orwell, Mary Shelley and Charles Dickens.
Primrose Hill is regarded as one of the most beautiful viewpoints in North London. Not just because of it's almost 360° degree viewpoint over the city of because of the scale of panorama it offers, But because when you find yourself at its summit it's a view that takes the "Urban-ness" out of London. For although London has become more developed, Primrose Hill, set in the middle of its park grounds, preserves itself as a capsule of London 100 years ago.