Parents: Smooth pavement of new build makes this East London's best high-street-retail-oriented place to take your kids scootering (scooting?). Agnés B, Jigsaw & Carluccios as well.
Look for the new bookstall on the corner of the Lamb St and Bishops Sq entrances for really great books at really good prices. (via Scoville) Read more
Perfect for finding bric a brac and little art pieces, and awesome independent clothing! Remember go on a Sunday! The Indonesian food stall is worth a try
Lots of regular markets during the week but Sundays are best but don't forget to pop over to the Brick Lane area... Plenty more marketstalls and food / bars
In 1682 Spitalfields Market was established on Commercial Street under the ownership of John Balch. The market was known for its trade in silks and in fresh fruits and vegetables.
Call it commercial or gentrified or whatever... Spitalfields has still got it in my opinion. Would spend every lazy Sunday in the side streets if I could.
This area gets its name from the fields of the hospital of St.Mary’s priory, founded in 1197 on the site of a Roman cemetery. It was demolished in the Reformation.
Charles I gave a license for a market here in 1638, selling ‘flesh, fowl and roots’. The wholesalefruit and vegmarket moved to New Spitalfields in Leyton in 1991 .
Un marché dont vous ne risquez pas de vous lasser : vieux vinyles, bouquins, fripes, appareils photos… Il s’agit du marché vintage à faire, si vous n’avez pas grand-chose à faire le dimanche.