Lock 17 in Camden

Cool place to visit if you’re in London it’s well worth a stop by lots of shops and cafés to explore and as you’d expect a really nice vibe

A nice place to spend half a day, together with Camden Mkt, Chalk Farm and Primrose Hill, all within walking distance. I particuler love the Mr Frinky shop, selling all kinds of funny signs, on the fisrt floor of the lock mkt. Highly recommended.

Very nice, the paths full of stalls provide hours of fun/browsing, looking for nice gifts.

A lot of fun! Especially Cyberdog!

Way too crowded, even on weekdays. But of course, it's part of a trip through Camden.

The awesome street food and vibrant buzz 😋

This place is a must-see! There is so much variety, and the prices can not be beat.

Omg so much to see well worth taking the time to do it

Unique for everything it has, put on comfortable shoes and go out to enjoy

Nice place, but food prices are horrendous. It's worth a visit anyway!

Interesting for people watching but always busy and fairly expensive tourist trap. There are a few good traders but a lot of much the same. Toilets could be better.

If you come to London check out this market it's definitely worth it

Camden is amazing. The Market is full of all sorts to look at and the people are wonderfully weird.

Iconic Camden. Things to do 🇬🇧👍🏻

Very nice, with some lovely shops, plenty of street food stalls, disappointed that there's was only limited seating, no benches to sit and rest. Lovely by the canal area

London is the food capital of the world, Camden is the world center of street food... and also has a gallery and souvenirs of all prices...

Always beautiful and characteristic

It was a pleasure to visit Camden Lock Market. you will be tempted to buy their silver jewellery and vintage clothes

A wonderful place that you shouldn't miss if you go to London.

Good vibes, lots of street food, funky clothes.

Best place in London! BigBen is boooooring

Very lively place with lots of colors and shops

Great atmosphere, good selection of food and drinks. Busy but as expected, welll worth a visit.

Very rich market with a lot of choices and all good, but very high prices compared to other places even in the area

Wonderful place. It was worth visiting. We ate some custard tarts at a Portuguese snack bar. We loved the place. A cool market.

It’s a normal market, with food and things to buy, but it felt a bit filthy, and I’m not used to eating on the street.

A variety of street foods from several countries. I recommend it.

Interesting. The walk along the canal is beautiful.

Nice place, different from the others, very cheerful atmosphere.

Very cozy to shop and delicious food

Different, wonderful place, everything is interesting.

One of 2 wonderful markets that I visited in London. Great bargains on everything, i.e., clothing, souvenirs, jewelry, cologne, Many food vendors were on hand. Local food was amazing.

Varied and original shops, good prices.

I didn't like it at all. It seemed like a flea market full of dull shops and fast food places.

Always a culinary experience and highlight. With such a wide selection, everyone will find something they like. And it's practically a large flea market, too. Definitely a visit!

Great place to stop by to get some cheaper souvenirs and has A LOT of good food options.

I love the quirky Camden, really great experience each times I go there. Plenty different food and drink options, handmade goods and other interesting items, and really exciting and stylish designer stuff!

The lock side of Camden market is slightly calmer and relaxed, glass pods to sit in if the weather isn’t great but down by the lock is a great place to eat in the evening and watch the barges come and go.

Always cozy and fun to explore Camden Lock Market. Many different shops and stalls with food

Lots of atmosphere, many shops, bars, restaurants and especially food stalls on the street, for me there is a lack of tables to sit down and eat. There were some tables inside a transparent plastic igloo and when it was hot, it was difficult to be comfortable inside. There is a lot of variety of food, both sweet and savory.

Large street with lots of facades decorated in Punk style.

Not for everyone, a very colorful part of the city. It wasn't the most pleasant for me, I saw a homeless man sniffing something while others were waiting for their turn...unbearable crowd and suspicious team at every corner...a short visit ok...rather go straight to the canal and walk around little Venice.

I loved this area! It’s buzzing and the supply of merchants is endless! Not to be missed!

God's place. Absolutely must see place if you are in London for a while.

Suggestive and colorful market, full of various gastronomic specialties and shops. Very popular.

Very lively and the products sold are varied

Amazing place to go and explore!

A must in North London Located in bustling Camden Town, Camden Market is one of London's most iconic markets. Upon arrival, the eclectic and bohemian atmosphere is felt. The streets are lined with shops with colorful and original facades, with giant sculptures and fanciful signs. The market is made up of several areas, including Camden Lock Market, Stables Market and Hawley Wharf, each offering a unique atmosphere. There is a wide variety of clothing stands, vintage accessories, craft creations, vinyls and decorative objects. One of the highlights of the visit is the gastronomy: a multitude of street food stands offer dishes from all over the world, from Vietnamese bao to Mexican tacos, including vegan specialties. The walk continues along the Regent’s Canal, where you can stop for a coffee or admire the barges. The atmosphere is young, artistic and cosmopolitan, animated by street musicians and artists. Camden Market offers an immersion in London's cultural diversity, a lively and inspiring place, perfect for strolling, shopping or simply observing. Would you like a shorter summary or a format suitable for a school assignment?

Worst place ever known to a human..

It's always worth it even if over the years it has lost a lot of the authentic magic it had. The cheapest place to buy souvenirs. If you are looking for confusion, go on Saturday, all the stands are open and it is an explosion of colors and smells of street food. If you want to enjoy it in peace, go on weekdays, not everyone is open but you can visit the whole neighborhood in peace, enjoy a snack and take some photos without the crowds of people on Saturdays.

Neighborhood to visit during the week for more tranquility. The purchases are good value for money both for souvenirs and for catering. The banks are magnificent and we were able to witness a lock maneuver for the passage of a small barge.

An awesome place Maybe a bit to crowdes though

For all tastes, in a crazy atmosphere and a place like no other

One day is not enough here - there are countless stalls for shopping and tasting.

It is a great food market and a very alternative atmosphere.

Camden Market - short explanation: Camden Market is one of the most special and well-known shopping, culture and fashion centers in London. It is located in the Camden neighborhood in the north of the city, near the Regent's Canal. What will you find there? Stands and unique shops: alternative clothes, handicrafts, jewelry, original designs and more. Street food from around the world: countless food stalls offering Asian, South American, Mediterranean, vegan and more. Street art and a young atmosphere: colorful graffiti, live music, street performances and a creative and vibrant community. Different areas of the market: The market is made up of several sections, including Camden Lock Market, Stables Market and Inverness Street Market. Why is it special? Camden Market is much more than a market - it is a cultural experience. It attracts locals, tourists and artists, and is a perfect place for wandering, photography, and eating

Just love Camden and its changes ... more up market than I remember bitstill worth a shufti

Camden Markets are wonderfully diverse with so many unique and different stalls offering a surprisingly vast array of clothes and products with some charming and exotic food stalls, café and specialist ice cream vendors etc. An eclectic atmosphere enhanced by public statuary and objects of public art. Look out for the lifesize bronze of dear departed Amy Winehouse.

Very chaotic place suitable for young people

Can be very crowded but worth the visit.

A lot of experience to shopping and having world street foods.

Camden Town is magnificent for that sense of "rebellion", even if it is now becoming a prestigious neighbourhood. Amy Winehouse, Purple etc. performed in nearby venues. It's worth taking a tour and tasting the street food and seeing the thousand little shops. You won't regret it

A large and varied food market. A bit busy and cramped, but since there are many food stalls there are no long lines. In addition, there are many stalls and parking lots that are worth seeing.

We always go here. Lots of people. But pleasant walk.

Great street food spot, very lively and with very varied stands. You have Argentinian meat, tacos, Indian, even fried gnocchi. You have something to please yourself knowing that it's still pure junk food, quite fatty and full of melted cheese generally, but to treat yourself it's really nice. Don't hesitate to move away a little to find free bubbles to eat while seated protected from the rain and the wind. The area is very lively and pleasant.

Popular, superb discovery, I love this place full of small businesses / artisans / sellers of all kinds. In addition to a whole bunch of different restaurants (rather street food).

The typical London market !!! To see

Nice place to visit But on the whole Not like the old markets use to be Where is the old English produce

Busy and overwhelming. Also you feel like you've been taken advantage of. It lost its vibe and is just commercial junk.

It's much more toned down from what it used to be. Tourist paradise.

Lots of souvenir shops, choice in different cuisines. You have to love crowd baths.

Beautiful and lively neighborhood. Worth visiting.

My family and I tried to visit here for the first time. But, when it came to parking, the whole place was a bloody maze. The nearest parkings was closed, the supermarket parkings were only for customers, most parkings were for resident permits. So, how the hell do you expect us to get there? Do you forget that London is a tourist place? Because not everyone is going to travel on a stupid bus or bicycle.

Very for tourist. There is nothing local there. Only expensive things and foreign foods.

One more market in London that is undoubtedly a must-visit...

Such a great destination with such a buzz!

Crowded not to cleanest place in the world but nice.

Beautiful market with a thousand items!!!

Lots of street food and junk. Worth a trip.

Magical place with its own charm

A very picturesque place and different from other markets, it is true that not everyone may like it but it is curious to see

Nice to look at but expensive and overcrowded.

Love it mac and cheese so heavy but still love it

So beautiful, very beautiful photos to take and the atmosphere is great

Lovely market with food and shops

Very diverse. Many stalls to eat and shop

Lively & vibrant place, with a lot different kind of stores, from food, crafts, jewelry, souvenirs. Worth a visit, especially with friends. I’d recommend to take the underground train than the bus due to traffic

A must visit place to add to your London itinerary. Loads of eating places serving unusual plates.

Fun place to visit while in London

A very lively and characteristic area of ​​London, where you can find numerous typical shops to shop or just to look at and where you can eat in various restaurants (there are all types). There are always a lot of people and you can often meet some punks too, and it feels like going back to the 80s.

A place bustling with life, culture and uplifting vibes...a must visit

Enjoyed the scenery, and there's plenty of nightlife around, lots of cafés, pubs and restaurants and street food available for all who visit London's iconic Camden lock Market!!!

Fantastic as always love to come eat shop take in the vibe and go home with a buzz

Very crowded on weekends. Double crowded if the weather is good. Tourists should take care to compare souvenirs prices in the market so they don’t get fleeced. Great start and end point for long canal walks to and from central London. Many eateries for all budgets tastes.

Overwhelming but nice to occasionally visit

Must try various street foods in the market. You can spend whole day

always something going on, nice shops

Top,super,just go there folk!!!

Fantastic! Souvenirs of all kinds, fast food of all kinds.

Excellent. Lots of good food choices.