Markets
There are a wealth of hidden treasures in London and some of the best places to find them are at one of the markets held throughout London.
Leadenhall Market
The start of Leadenhall market began in 1321 when the area around Leadenhall manor was a meeting place for poulterers. Over the next 400 years they were joined by other tradespeople specialising in varied goods such as cheese, wool, leather, cutlery, beef and herbs. Still selling a multitude of quality goods, Leadenhall caters for everything from delicious piping hot pasta and foie gras to jewellery and art.
48-52 Leadenhall Market, London, EC3V 1LT
Nearest Tube: Monument
Spitalfields Market
Discover 'hidden gems' from fashion and arts to interiors and property, as you wander through areas steeped in history but recently immersed in creativity and cutting edge style. Old Spitalfields Market or simply 'Spitalfields' as it is fondly known, is a world-famous East London destinations.
1 Crispin Place, London, E1 6DW
Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street
Borough Market
Set beneath the railway viaducts in an atmospheric series of mazy streets and walkways, Borough Market is one of London's oldest and largest markets with stalls offering rare delicacies, good value meat and seasonal fish, vegetables and fruit. Due to the sheer quality of the goods on offer, the market has become a vast repository of culinary knowledge and understanding.
8 Southwark Street, London, Se1 1TL
Nearest Tube: London Bridge
