The Wembley Sunday Market was a popular market held weekly from the 1970s until 2014 and run by Wendy Fair Markets. The market was ousted by the landowners, Quintain, in favour of the London Designer Outlet development.

Try to go to Wembley Market on Sunday morning from 9am to 4pm at the parking lot of Wembley Stadium (make sure that there is no match going to take place as the market will not open). There are about 500 stalls selling from food to clothes to perfumes to anything you can imagine.

Brent Council handed Wendy Fair Market, which runs the popular Wembley Market by the former Unisys Towers in Brentfield, with a stop notice, which has prevented it from operating on the site since last Sunday. …

• Columbia Road Flower Market. London’s biggest and best dedicated flower market comes to Columbia Road in East London every Sunday.
• Greenwich Market.
• Maltby Street Market.
• Alexandra Palace market.
• Southbank Food Market.
• Camden Market.
• Brick Lane Market / Truman Brewery.
• Old Spitalfields Market.

European Single Market

Greenwich Market will remain open 7 days a week and so will most of the surrounding cafes and bakeries. After the government enforced restrictions’ announcement to control the spread of Covid-19, we would like to update you what we are doing to ensure your safety whilst visiting the market.

Monday to Sunday and Bank Holidays: 10:00am to 5:30pm. Monday, Wednesday, Friday to Sunday: arts, crafts, designer makers. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: antiques and collectibles.

Greenwich Market will be open from Thursday to Sunday, 11am-4.30pm, for hot and cold street food (takeaway only).

A crown charity, Greenwich Hospital owns the freehold to much of Greenwich town centre, including the market and Old Royal Naval College, where the hospital was sited until 1869. It operates sheltered housing for former seafarers, gives grants to naval charities and operates a private boarding school in Suffolk.

Greenwich Park is open from 6:00 am for pedestrians and 7:00 am for car parking all year round. The park office is closed to the public until further notice.

This indoor market dates back to 1737 and is the only in London located on a World Heritage site. Antiques, arts and crafts and London designer-makers.

Top free things to do in Greenwich

• Explore the free galleries of the National Maritime Museum.
• Visit the Queen’s House to see the Armada portrait of Elizabeth I.
• Stroll through Greenwich Park and enjoy London’s best view.
• Travel through space at the free Astronomy Centre galleries.

YES! take the Docklands Light Railway and cruise back to central London. The Royal Naval Observatory, The Cutty Sark, the town of Greenwich itself plus the Prime Meridian (where time begins) are some of the reasons to visit this lovely town.

Nowadays it’s the centre of Greenwich shopping life, open daily with shops and stalls all undercover, packed with art, antiques, fashion, jewellery, handmade gifts and delicious street food from all over the world.

Spitalfields Market is open every day of the week, Mon-Fri 08:00-23:00 and Sat-Sun 9:00-23:00, however, please check individual shops and market stalls that may have varied opening hours.

Walthamstow Market in the London Borough of Waltham Forest, is the longest (though not the largest) outdoor market in Europe. It occupies all but the last 100 metres (330 ft) of Walthamstow’s High Street.

Maltby Street Market Saturday 10am-5pm; Sunday 11am-4pm.

Forex is the largest and most liquid market in the world.

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