Camden market in north London attracts over 100,000 people each weekend since 1974, selling crafts, artwork, jewelry, clothing, and food from around the world. Borough market in south London under the railway sells household products, organic and fresh foods like desserts and mushrooms. Petticoat Lane market in east London has over a mile of stalls dedicated to Indian clothes and jewelry, as well as cultural exchanges. Portobello Road market in west London features small shops with antiques, used clothing, produce and cheese stalls.

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2. Camden marketCamden market is located in the north of London, it attracts over 100,000 people every weekend since 1974. This popular market sells all kinds of crafts, artwork, jewelry and clothing of all kinds.Besides food stalls around the world, from snacks to oriental food.

3. Borough marketBorough market is situated in the South London under the railway. In this market there are all sorts of household products, organic and fresh (as desserts, mushrooms, pickles, jams, pastries and milk.

4. PetticoatLanePetticoat Lane is located on Wentworth Street and Middlesex Street in East London. In this market there are more than miles of stalls dedicated to selling Indian clothes and jewelry besides the exchange of costums and religions that make this market one of the most welcoming

5. Portobello RoadPortobello Road is situated in West London. In this market there are all sorts of small shops, where you can find all kinds of antiques, used clothing and design and vegetable stalls, fruit and cheese