Inverness Street Market
A small street market of fruit and vegetable stalls and cafés, just off Camden High Street.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
A mini guide to
Markets, canals and live music
1 / 10Welcome to the neighbourhood
Camden is famous for Camden Market, a sprawling collection of stalls selling street food, vintage clothes and crafts beside the Regent's Canal. It has a long tradition of live music, with venues such as the Roundhouse and the Jazz Café.
Regent's Park and London Zoo are a short walk south.
Highlights
If you only have a few hours, these are good places to begin.
A small street market of fruit and vegetable stalls and cafés, just off Camden High Street.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
The story of Jewish life in Britain, with a Holocaust gallery and ceremonial objects, on Albert Street.
Craft, street food and vintage stalls in brick buildings beside the Regent's Canal lock.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
Camden's best-known market, with street food, clothes and crafts spread between the High Street and the canal.
The zoo at the north edge of Regent's Park, with the Land of the Lions and Gorilla Kingdom among its habitats.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
A Royal Park of rose gardens, a boating lake and an open-air theatre, just south of Camden.
Find your way
The map shows Camden and the streets around it. The Getting there page lists the nearest stations and how to reach the area.
Insider tips
Camden is very busy on weekends, and Camden Town station is often exit-only at peak times.
Take the towpath west to Little Venice or north towards Kentish Town.
The food stalls are best for a casual lunch.
Check the Roundhouse and Jazz Café listings.
Tips from the Britlens editors
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