Camden Passage Antique Market

I've gone to this market for 30 years, it keeps getting smaller and smaller but there is always something to find and the shops (when they are open) have a good selection of silver and silver-plate. Saturdays may be better than Wednesdays now. Short walk from Angel Tube station. more

This is the most informal yet formal method of trade. The Camden passage is hidden away from the main street. At first one thinks these are only average everyday goods markets. NO! Its got b***** things I've only read of in books and seen in the movies.

I saw rare coins from the revolutionary period of Russia, architectural tool boxes from the Victorians, ivory and pearl........exquisite... more

Ooh I love a good market I do and Camden Passage Market is a right goodun. Perfect for vintage, antique and specifically jewellery mooching. The passage is open with a huge amount of boutiques and a few stalls every day, but market days proper are on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

There are specialist stalls here and lively characters from grizzly old men to women that wouldn't look out of place... 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 much more

Took a stroll through the market on a Saturday afternoon. The vintage clothing is a bit pricey, but there are lots of great antiques and knick-knacks at reasonable prices - jewellery, books, candlesticks, door-knockers, tea cups, toys, statuettes, dining appliances I didn't know existed... It's great for wandering and people-watching even if you aren't looking to buy anything. Aside from... more