With many of the city's more famous markets either being increasingly geared towards tourists (Portobello Road, Camden) or infested with ultra-chic urbanites (Spitalfields, Brick Lane), it's comforting to know that the Walthamstow Market still manages to retain a sense of community spirit. The longest daily street market in Europe, it stretches from Cleveland Park Avenue right to Pretoria Avenue, and is known to offer some of the best bargains in town; whether you're looking for vintage clothes, fruits and vegetables, home appliances, fabrics or even dog food! There is a farmer's market held every Sunday on Walthamstow High Street, next to the mall and Town's square, from 10a to 2p. Although some shops may accept credit cards, don't forget to carry cash when you visit the Walthamstow Market.
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Still a great market despite the fact that there are a lot less stalls than a few years ago. I always find that because of it complexity and size I...
Walthamstow market is ace!It’s the longest streetmarket in Europe, spanning over a mile! Saturday’s are the best days, lots of fruit...
Walthamstow market is apparently the longest outdoor market in Europe. I’m not sure about that but it is definitely my favourite. It’s a bustling p...
Tuesday to Saturday, Walthamstow Market is a bustling hive of activity. Reputedly the longest market in Europe, it can certainly seem that way i...
I’ve never written about Walthamstow before, mainly as it has always been tainted in my mind by visions of East 17 (I was a teenager in the ninetie...
walthamstow market
good down to earth real people cheap prices and great atmosphere
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