Jubilee Market in City of London, Westminster

Very good and diverse place. Lots of items for a decent price.

You can buy a lot of things like belts, clothes, souvenirs, etc. Just a minute of time...

As always, a big selection of hand crafted gifts!

Nice place to eat some tapas and a good wine, take a walk to buy some souvenirs.

A varied market with some very interesting stops. Recommended visit although on weekends it seems to get very crowded, like the entire city and the area.

Had a lovely time here looking around, getting yelled at, harassed, and flipped off by one of the market vendors, and also trying a tuna jacket potato for the first time. Glad i didn't have to remind one of the Brits why we gave them the L in 1776 🥰

Lovely market, very busy and atmospheric. Loads of different craft on offer.

Local business with high quality products

Lovely place to walk around and look at all the amazing stalls with their unique gifts!

Buzzing atmosphere with lot of things going on, street performance and bands. With lots of nice restaurants around

Nice market my friend couldn't find this leather place there but will look again sometime

I like this place. Hooray for shopping

There is so much to see that time flies, When I'm hungry, I eat a Shake Shack burger.

To visit for a little moment of relaxation between visits to monuments

One of many markets in London. This has the advantage that it is located directly at Covent Garden.

A few nice stalls here. Always worth a browse

When visiting Covent Garden this market is just on one corner near the transport museum. It is covered and it has lots of different shops, all independent and very nice people selling and talking about their business and making your shopping enjoyable. Very nice place and old market.

If you like bargain hunting and vintage or original objects in an extraordinary atmosphere, this is the place to go ♥️

In an age when cheap copies of our dearest treasures proliferate, there are many delightful items here that are charming in the reaction they evoke and honest in having been made by hand.

The stalls mainly selling clothes and not anything unique.

An exciting and bustling market.

A somewhat cheap market rubs shoulders with more upscale boutiques, there is something for everyone

I love this place and the atmosphere is electric!

It's a fair with a variety of typical foods from different countries, including bread, fruits and vegetables.

Lots of options for those who want to buy treats.

Beautiful place full of wonderful things. Highly recommend a visit!

If you find yourself wandering around Covent Garden, the Jubilee Market is worth a quick pop-in. I've stopped by numerous times over the years, and it's always a nice little detour. This compact market is a mix of artsy finds and touristy trinkets. It's the kind of place where you might stumble upon a unique handmade item or pick up that obligatory London souvenir for folks back home. There are also a few food stalls if you're feeling peckish. Is it going to blow your mind? Probably not. But it's a pleasant way to spend 15-20 minutes while you're exploring the area. The atmosphere is typically buzzing, especially on weekends, which adds to the quintessential London market experience.

Jubilee market is super fun to look around. Not as many handmade craft stalls as I expected, but the vibe was fun and I got some gorgeous shoes at Koko’s customization.

Brilliant great atmosphere so good bargains

many different stalls with lots of clothes and accessories.

Loads of fun gift shops! Loved the wool sweaters and game shop. Right by Covent Garden.

Covent Garden Market. Lots of souvenir type stalls with good prices. Lots of dining options in the Market area. Music and entertainment inside and outside of the Market.

I recommend visiting Zano, it's wonderful.

Love classic traders markets in a pleasant environment with the Covent Market food halls nearby.

Good selection of stalls selling a wide 👌 of goods

If you don't just want to bring dust collectors and useless decorations with you from London, you should definitely visit the Jubilee Market. It's a large, covered flea market where you can get absolutely everything. We got excellent bargains here that our loved ones at home were very happy about. The beauty of the flea market isn't the items you can buy, but the people you get to know and have nice conversations with.

Nice in terms of ambience. At least a few real flea market stalls.

Small market. There is everything you are looking for at a truly honest price!

Stumbled across this market. Loved it. Incredible, just enjoyed walking around

Something like a flea market. It's dirty and the smell is horrible. Some shops are okay and sell good stuff.

I had a great time exploring Jubilee Market in London! It's filled with a variety of unique stalls offering everything from local crafts and antiques to delicious street food. The atmosphere is lively, and the vendors are friendly. Whether you're looking for souvenirs or just soaking in the local culture, Jubilee Market is definitely worth a visit!

So much to see at the market. Well worth a visit !

I liked it have been before for a look around. Makes nice afternoon out

A nice market in historic buildings.

If Covent Garden isn't enough for you and you want to look around at knick-knacks, you're guaranteed to find something here.

Hundreds of vendors and plenty of places for food. Great place to spend an afternoon

Interesting place, you find what is common for tourists, but also things that are not common. It's worth the return

Small but sweet market to spend some time browsing.

An interesting half an hour, whiled away

Can't believe this is in central London. Bunch of junk.

Very cool little market in the Covent Gardens.

If I come back and I will go, bohemian and very big

Lots of lovely and original stalls. Friendly stall holders

For years a delightful market and shops

Regular Monday antiques and bricabrac market. Some interesting stuff and stallholders with a lot of character!

If you're a tourist to London, Covent Garden is a "must visit". For locals, not so much. A good amount of sellers selling craft items at reasonable prices that are, unfortunately hidden amongst over priced tourist tat stalls. It can get busy, so choose your visit times carefully.

An interesting place to visit and you never know what sort of market will be on there and some are better than others and expect London prices. If it's a craft fair there's some nice handmade things to be had.

Nice walk to take but regarding purchases, the items are overpriced just for the location... The same ones are in the center of London for 2 to 3 times cheaper.

Affordable, trendy design apparels

Great place to shop and people watch.

Close to Covent Garden. Ideal for making gifts at a good price.

A magical place where you can find even something you are not looking for..!! I recommend the toy store on the first floor inside

Aist see while in london! A market, restaurants, nice shops and great street performances.

It's not worth the commute. Only if you are passing through.

A quant and unusual market. And the stall holders are so friendly

Great offer of typical, tourist and artisan products that make the market a very interesting place to visit, especially first thing in the morning when it is not yet crowded. Contained prices for what London is.

If you like antiques and alternative things, 100% recommended

Proper old fashioned market with every kind of stall you can think of.

Busy. Very many stalls mostly good

Incredible a a afternoon stroll

Very crowded on my visit, some great bargains, and if you are wanting an unusual gift for someone, or something a bit different for your home, this is the place to shop

Very interesting and diverse market. Good for unique gifts but not cheap.

Great Market, You Can Find Any thing You Want, it has alot of masterpieces,Loved this place. I'm looking for some turkish seller his name (hosno) he is very kind person, I bought some thing from him, please anyone knows him contact me.

Great market in Covent garden wirh good prices and variety of gifts.

A large market some many interesting things in there.

A real tourist area with prices to match but enjoyable nevertheless

Not really my thing, but fun to poke around.

This market had all new stuff not for me but maybe still worth a look. Bit expensive nothing under 35 euros.

Fabulous market & great atmosphere

Market in Covent Garden very curious.

It's a combination of old and new ideas and things that can make unique gifts for friends and family.

It's alright, a lot of the same old, same old. Too many China imports and not enough, real independent traders

Didn't come on Monday, felt very average. They are all souvenirs, rather crowded and boring.

Lots to see but no 'buzz' or 'atmosphere' . 'Pricey"

Best place to buy cheap books, silver oxidised jewellery, crockery and super antiques !!

Well, some offers and second-hand clothes

Enjoyed the market, lots of choice around is definitely a must to visit .Lots of places to eat, buy souvenirs and drinks lots of coffee

Wow, gone downhill in the last 10 years

A nice place to visit even on Monday in London.

Always lots to see and buy. Just hunt around for the best prices as the outside stalls can be cheaper than the inside ones we found with the t shirts.

Great place to visit lots to see

Great variation of crafts for sale.

A large complex in Comment Garden It includes various cafes and restaurants Kiosks selling various goods Some are handicrafts Shops selling perfumes, clothes, T-shirts, sweets, ice cream, handicrafts, and candles Sometimes music shows or simple circus games are available

Not what expected or recommended. Lot of sketchy people lurking about, felt my wallet being picked unsuccessfully twice in less than 30 minutes! Beware!

A very cheerful market, it changes from day to day and on the weekend, so check what is on offer on which day

Brilliant, full of life and soul.

Great place. A bit like a flea market, a bit like a bazaar. A unique atmosphere and a nice atmosphere. I recommend.

Lots of things to see, all kinds of things

A bit crowded but full of vintage

So adorable, must visit place if youre visiting London. Great place for a family Sunday out. A lot of stalls with unique items, obviously quite pricey as we are in Central London but very enjoyable even if youre "window shopping". In the middle of Covent Garden with a lot of higher end branded shops and nice caffes, restaurants and theatres.