Camden town

Camden Town: London's most popular open-air market area with stalls, shops, pubs and restaurants amidst some impressive old buildings and courtyards. Camden is well-known for its markets: there are of relatively recent date, except for Inverness Street market, a small food market good for fruit and vegetables, though now with more touristy stalls on weekends. Camden Lock market proper started in a former timber yard in 1973, and is now surrounded by satellites: Buck Street market, Stables market, Camden Canal market, and an indoor market in the Electric Ballroom.
What to see in Camden town:
· Camden Lock
· Camden Lock Market and other street markets
· Jewish Museum
· London Zoo
· Regent's Canal and its towpath
· Regent's Park
· The Roundhouse
· St Pancras Old Church
· St Michael's Church, Camden Town

What to buy in the Markets:

The Lock Market. Situated on the East side of Chalk Farm Road, by Camden Lock, this market has many stores mainly focused around music and clothing (open suturday and sunday 9am-6pm)
The Stables Market. This is the largest of Camden's market areas, featuring hundreds of stalls selling everything from African art to beds to fetish clothing to antiques. This is probably the best place in London for interesting clothes, including vintage, goth, cyber and general club-wear.
The Camden / Buck Street Market. A great spot for cheap knock-offs of expensive goods such as Doc Martens
Inverness Street Market Here you can find a range of common goods such as fruit & veg, cheap clothes and other bits and bobs.
The Canal Market. Here you can find jewellery, paintings, candles, figurines and much more. A great place for gifts and souvenirs. Open Saturday and Sunday 9am - 6pm