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- London boasts 40,000 shops and over 300 street markets, making it a shopping paradise.
- Portobello Road is renowned as the world’s largest market for antiques and collectors’ items.
- Covent Garden, once a fruit and vegetable market, now features designer shops and an indoor crafts market.
- Borough Market is one of London’s oldest food markets, popular for its global food offerings and frequented by famous chefs.
- Camden Markets, comprising five distinct markets, are a hotspot for young people, offering diverse music CDs and clubbing attire.
Shopping in london
London has got 40,000 shops and over 300 markets street markets. It is a great place for shopping!
Portobello Road is the world’s largest market for antiques and collectors’ items. It’s got: Covent garden is London’s old fruit and vegetable market. Now it has fashionable shops with designer clothes and jewellery. There is an indoor market with crafts, clothes and food. Covent garden is fun because it often has street musicians and mine artist.
Borough Market
Borough market's culinary delights
Borough Market in south-east London is one of the capital’s oldest and largest food markets. It is open on Fridays and Saturdays and you can buy food from all over the world: fruit and vegetables, cheese, meat and seafood. You can often see famous London chefs shopping there.
Camden markets (there are five of them) are open seven days a week. They are great markets for young people: you can find a fantastic variety of music CDs and amazing clothes for going to night clubs!
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