There are several famous markets in England, including Camden Market, Borough Market, Petticoat Lane Market, and Portobello Road Market. Camden Market is a popular craft market located near Camden Town station with a wide variety of goods. Borough Market is London's most famous food market, located in Southwark and known for high quality, locally-sourced food. Petticoat Lane Market is a famous Sunday market in London selling used and new clothing. Portobello Road Market is one of the world's most famous street markets, stretching over two miles in Notting Hill and attracting both locals and tourists.

1. MARKETS IN ENGLAND By Marina Vázquez

2. CAMDEN MARKET The original craft market was the Camden Lock Market by the canal, established in 1974 but now has a much wider spectrum of goods on sale. You can get to Camden by tube on the Northern line. Many people travel to Camden Town station itself, but a good alternative is to alight at Chalk Farm, which is also close to the markets

3. BOROUGH MARKET Borouhg market isLondon’smostfamousfood market Since its renaissance as a retail market just over a decade ago, it has become a haven for anybody who cares about the quality and provenance of the food they eat - chefs, restaurateurs, passionate amateur cooks and people who just happen to love eating and drinking

4. SomeBoroughmarket’spictures There’smanymarkets, in where are manydiferenttypes of fruit, fish, vegetables…

5. PETTICOAT LANE PetticoatlaneisLondon’sworldfamousSunday market and sellsclothesformen, women and children,fromstreet-cred club weartoover-orders of designer goods and last year’s must-haves

6. PORTOBELLO ROAD Situated in West London, isone of the mostfamousstreetmarkets in the worldand a popular destinationforLondoners and touristalike. Portobello Road goesstrighttrhough the heart of Notting Hill, the trendyarea of London madefamous by the film. Portobello Market takesmost of whatisacually more properlycalled Portobello Road, itstretchesforaroundtwo miles.

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