Thursday 23rd 2012, 00:19:25 GMT
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Check out the best that London's locales have to offer in Neighbourhood, learn what to look out for in London's markets with Marketwatch, and let our Weekender features guide you through the next 48 hours.
Shepherd's Bush Market
Tucked away under the Hammersmith Line railway viaduct, Shepherd’s Bush Market is one of the few remaining markets for ethnic food. Caribbean, African and Asian-inspired treats are on offer, as...
Columbia Road Flower Market
It’d take a hard heart not to be warmed by the joyous sight of thousands of exquisite flowers and exotic plants crammed into one noisy Victorian terraced street. London’s Columbia...
Whitecross Street
Open for business since the 17th century, Whitecross Street Market is one of London’s oldest. With stalls selling everything from Fairtrade coffee and cheeses to gut-busting sandwiches and eye-watering curries,...
Looking cool in Camden Town
Head to Camden Town and hang out with the in-crowd at markets and hip music venues, says Chris Horton.
All on a high in Highgate
With its authentic village feel and access to Hampstead Heath, Highgate is well worth a visit, says Pat Riddell
Getting hip in Hampstead
Upmarket Hampstead in north-west London has a friendly village feel
48 hours...
Stuck for something to do this weekend? Welcome to London has a few ideas to keep you busy for the next 48 hours...
Shepherd's Bush Market
Tucked away under the Hammersmith Line railway viaduct, Shepherd’s Bush Market is one of the few remaining markets for ethnic food. Caribbean, African and Asian-inspired treats are on offer, as...
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Petticoat Lane
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Whitecross Street
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Neighbourhood
Getting hip in Hampstead
Upmarket Hampstead in north-west London has a friendly village feel
All on a high in Highgate
With its authentic village feel and access to Hampstead Heath, Highgate is well worth a...
Looking cool in Camden Town
Head to Camden Town and hang out with the in-crowd at markets and hip music...
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