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Camden Town is an area in north London, named after a 18th-century politician and lawyer. It has a history of industrial and transport development, and is now known for its markets, music venues and alternative culture.
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Camden has a labyrinth of open-air markets and other stores that will keep even the keenest shoppers busy. 1. Check out Camden Lock Marketand browse the stalls for crafts, books, clothing, jewellery and fast food. 2. Camden Lock Villagesells clothing and accessories, as well as a range of unusual items. 3. Originally named Buck Street, Camden Marke...
You'll find food from around the globe at Camden's many eateries and street vendors. 1. Camden Lock Market has a range of cheap and tasty eats. Try The Cheese Wheel for pasta swirled around a wheel of cheese, or Young Vegansfor plant-based pie and mash. 2. Camden restaurant, bar and nightspot Shaka Zuluserves South African cuisine and entertains gu...
Camden has always been a hub for London's live music scene, with legendary venues that have launched many big names. 1. Check out Koko, the Underworld and Electric Ballroomto catch the latest bands. 2. See top jazz and blues performances at the Jazz Café or Blues Kitchen. 3. Cecil Sharp Houseis the home of English folk music, holding an astonishing...
Check out edgy art exhibitions at The Cob Gallery.See a huge range of modern visual arts at the highly-acclaimed Camden Art Centre.Explore Jewish life and heritage at the Jewish Museum London.Take the kids down to the Pirate Castle, where the whole family can enjoy a range of water-based activities.Explore the area along the picturesque Regent's Canal, which runs through Camden. From Camden Lock, you can take a return boat tour to Little Venice.Head to nearby London Zoo in Regent's Park, which is great fun for kids and adults alike.In summer, watch a show at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, hire a rowing boat or play a game of tennis, cricket or football.There is plenty of accommodation in and around Camden. The Smart Camden Inn, the Holiday Inn Camden Lock and the St Christopher's Inn Camden are good budget options. A little further north, the Camden Lock Hotelis located next to Camden Lock and opposite the Roundhouse theatre. If you're after a little more luxury, the upmarket Melia White House, P...
Use Camden Town or Chalk FarmTube stations to visit the Camden area. There are also many nearby bus routes.
Camden Town is a vibrant area of London with a rich history and diverse attractions. Discover its eclectic mix of markets, cuisines, live music venues, art galleries and more.
- Camden Market. Now you can’t come to NW1 and not visit Camden Market – fact! Arguably offering one of the most epic street food line-ups in the whole of London Town, there’s everything here from tapas to jollof rice and guacamole-stuffed burritos to flame-grilled Afghan BBQ meats.
- Alexander the Great. When it comes to places in Camden for Greek food, then you could do worse than Alexander the Great. It’s very reasonably priced here – especially if you take advantage of their set lunch menu – and is great for parties and big groups.
- Mildred’s. If you’re veggie or vegan, then don’t miss paying a visit to Mildred’s. With other branches in Soho, Dalston and King’s Cross, this is one of the best places to tuck into plant-based fare within the capital – and it’s all bloody delicious.
- The Cheese Bar. Ok, so this one’s not exactly a restaurant per se – but it’s so bloody good that we couldn’t not include it here! A bitesize bar on the edge of Camden Stables Market, The Cheese Bar is the permanent home of the Cheddar-loving chums behind London’s street food sensation The Cheese Truck.
- Camden High Street. Camden High Street is the main road through Camden, so when you come out of the Camden tube station turn left onto Camden High Street.
- Camden Lock. Very soon you’ll come across the Canal, if you aren’t from the UK and aren’t familiar with canals then it’s interesting to see the locks and if you’re lucky you might actually see the lock open in Camden to let a boat through!
- Camden Market. Now head into Camden Town Market and spend some time wandering the markets, and not just the Camden food markets. There’s a huge amount of clothes and accessories stalls too.
- Camden Stable Market. My favourite part of the markets is the part slightly further away from the canal- the outside Stable Market area. It feels like it has slightly more space but still lots of great stalls, here are some pictures so you know which area I mean
Come to Camden for the subcultural atmosphere, touristified but still tangible, and stay for the cheap restaurants and awesome live music scene.
With its alternative vibe, Camden Town is abuzz with famous markets, live music venues and street performers. Away from the bustle, there’s also a picture-pretty canal and some gorgeous green spaces to discover.
