Where is camden town located

There is plenty of accommodation in and around Camden. There are also many nearby bus routes. Where to next? Check out other top London areas. Follow the coronavirus guidance for London.

COVID information. London's Camden Town offers an eclectic mix of markets, cuisines and live music venues. Things to do in Camden: shopping Camden has a labyrinth of open-air markets and other stores that will keep even the keenest shoppers busy, including: Camden Lock Market — selling crafts, books, clothing, jewellery and fast food.

Camden Lock Village — clothing and accessories, as well as a range of unusual items. Camden Market — originally named Buck Street, this market sells fashion for all tastes.

Inverness Street Market — a few of the original fruit stands remain but most have been taken over by footwear and souvenir stalls. Stables Market — a mix of permanent shops and stalls selling household items, antiques, alternative clothing and food. Camden High Street — home to big fashion brands and vintage clothing stores.

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Related articles. Introducing the Isle of Wight. Top 10 royal attractions. Land to the west of the modern High Street belonged to Lord Southampton, who began to exploit it in the early 19th century.

In Camden Town became the first London home of Charles Dickens, when he was ten years old and the district was still surrounded by fields.

Camden Town tube station opened on what is now the Northern Line in , but this failed to draw wealthier commuters and the pattern of social decline continued in the first half of the 20th century.