Camden Passage Antique Market
Overview
Camden Passage has grown from the opening of its first antiques shop in the 1960s to a total of 200 dealers.
The area is famous for its enormous range of shops, arcades, malls and markets. Main market and trading days are Wednesdays and Saturdays, but many shops open weekdays or by arrangement.
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Practical Information
29 Camden Passage, Shoreditch, London, N1 8EA
For More Information:
+44 (0)20 7359 0190
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Camden Passage Antique Market
- Address
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29 Camden PassageShoreditchLondonN1 8EA
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 7359 0190
- Public transport:
- Angel, Underground
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Latest 5 reviews of Camden Passage Antique Market
Great place to people watch and grab some street food! I like the guy who sells fresh squeezed Orange Juice for 1-2 pounds. He will juice it, and pour it right in a jug for you. Baked goods, ethnic food, good coffee shops, and a lot going on near the Camden canal. Very funky place to go hang out.more
Rounding out my Camden Market trifecta...
More cheapass t-shirts & rickety stalls offering the same wares you've seen at all the other stalls around Camden Market. Maybe they think by the 20th time you see an item, you're willing to purchase it?
If you're a treasure hunter who loves to search out vintage shops & Salvation Army stores, this would be your nirvana
For me? Not so muchmore
This place is one of the cutest markets in London. It's not really a market, just a shambles of vintage stalls and shops that spill out onto the pavement. Don't get me wrong, I love this place with all it's doddery ladies and gents polishing their jewels and charging £45 for a small square of stiff fabric that they call a 1940s hat.
The browsing possibilities are endless, with cute cafe's and...more
This is probably one of my favorite markets in all of London. It's got such character! Great antiques, knickknacks and vintage clothing and not at the extortionate prices you'd expect.
I feel like every visit is an adventure because there are so many nooks and crannies to search and explore- I find something wildly different every single time.more
Got junk in your trunk? So did these folks, apparently.
Yet still, this little passage market charms my pants off.
Perhaps it's because I can fill up on so many of my local tasty food and drink faves while browsing frilly antiques -- jewelry and vases are better browsed with a pint from the pub, while lamp shades and shoes go down a treat with fresh FroYo.
Vintage tea sets and mirrors...more