Inverness Street Market

Inverness Street Market

The London audio-guided tour stops you before Inverness Market, the smallest market of Camden Town, where one finds something to eat, cheap souvenirs and thrift shops.

From a food market to fashion

Originally, Inverness Street was a market of food products. Over the years, it abandoned fruits and vegetables in favour of fashion products and objects of all kinds, following the evolution of Camden Town towards alternative culture and shopping. Today, this small street concentrates stalls of souvenirs, thrift shops and food stands, in a convivial and popular atmosphere.

What there is to see

Inverness Market aligns its stalls in a lively street, ideal for finding an affordable souvenir or a thrift piece. The restaurants that border it offer an appreciated gourmet stop. More intimate than the large neighbouring markets, it is a good place to soak up the daily atmosphere of Camden Town.

Practical information

Inverness Street Market is in Camden Town, in London. The market and its restaurants generally open during the day, according to their own hours; the street can be walked freely on foot and on the level.

What is Inverness Street Market?

The smallest market of Camden Town, formerly a food market, become a place of souvenirs, thrift shops and food.

What can you find at Inverness Street Market?

Cheap souvenirs, thrift shops and food stands, in a lively street of Camden Town.