What time does Borough Market finish?

Opening Times: Full Market - Wed to Sun, 10am-5.30pm, open for lunch - Mon to Tues - 10am-5pm.

What time does Borough Market end?

Borough Market Opening Times

Borough Market is open six days a week from Tuesday to Sunday. From Monday to Friday, the market is open from 10 am - 5 pm. On Saturdays it is open 9 am - 5 pm and on Sundays from 10 am - 4 pm.

What is the best time to go to Borough Market?

The best day to visit Borough Market is Saturday when the market is in full swing and the aromas wafting on the breeze are heavenly. It gets really busy so avoid lunchtime if you can.

How long do people typically spend at Borough Market?

How long you spend at Borough Market will depend on whether you're headed there just for a meal or whether you also plan to spend time going around the market trying and potentially buying produce. You could easily spend anywhere from 1 to 2 hours there.

Is it worth going to Borough Market?

You'll find award-winning traders, famous street eats, and hidden gems tucked within its maze of stalls and passageways. Whether you're craving gourmet cheese, sizzling street food, or handcrafted pastries, Borough Market offers a feast for the senses. Its bustling atmosphere, always full of locals and travelers alike.

The History of Borough Market, SE1

Is Borough Market in Harry Potter?

London's Borough Market serves as the location of the Leaky Cauldron in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

What else is there to do around Borough Market?

What is the longest market in the UK?

The legendary Walthamstow market first opened in 1885 and spans a kilometre of the High Street, Europe's longest open-air market. As well as stalls selling food, clothes and household goods, you'll find cafes offering tasty treats from around the world.

Why is Borough Market so famous?

The market's history is closely tied to the growth of London itself. As the city expanded, so did Borough Market's importance. In the 1700s, it was a bustling hub of activity, with stalls and livestock filling Borough High Street. This often led to traffic jams, showcasing the market's popularity even then.

Does Borough Market have more than food?

Our Market

Borough Market consists of three main areas: Three Crown Square (larger producers and merchants), Green Market (small, specialist produce traders) and Borough Market Kitchen (street food traders). Surrounding the Market, you'll find a complementary blend of restaurants, bars and shops.

What is the closest tube to the Borough Market?

London Bridge railway station is the nearest Borough Market train station and London Bridge is the nearest Borough Market tube station. The market sits between these two stations.

Can you drink at Borough Market?

The Cider House is Borough Market's specialist cider and perry bar, offering drinks on draft and bottles of every kind, to drink at the Market or take home.

What stops for Borough Market?

How to get to Borough Market. Borough Market is located next to London Bridge station, serviced by the Northern and Jubilee Tube lines, in addition to mainline trains from all over London. London Bridge, Borough High Street and Southwark have several bus stops, with buses going to destinations across the capital.

What time does the market start and end?

The trading time in India runs from 9.15 am to 3.30 pm. Traders can buy and sell shares without any restrictions during this time. A bilateral order matching system is carried out during this session, i.e., a sell order gets matched with a buy order placed at the same price.

How much to rent a stall at Borough Market?

Borough Market

Cost of market stall hire: Rates start at £30.35 per day for a three-metre by 2.5-metre pitch. Find out about Borough Market pitches for rent: You can fill in an application form here. Successful applicants will undergo an interview, and food businesses will face a tasting panel.

Is Borough Market clean?

The market is covered and kept very clean, considering the hustle and bustle of the many visitors. There are toilets situated at various locations around the market and a map is available online. There is also a central location where you can sit and enjoy eating your purchases or simply people watching.

What is the difference between Camden market and Borough Market?

Borough Market is exclusively a food market, so lots to see and eat. Camden is a mixture of various outlets, food, clothes, music, jewellery.

What food does Borough Market sell?

What happened at Borough Market?

Following the crash, the attackers proceeded to Borough Market, where they violently assaulted individuals in bars and restaurants, using knives. This tragic incident resulted in the deaths of eight people and injuries to over forty others, including four police officers.

What was filmed at Borough Market?

There have been two entrances to the Leaky Cauldron during the filming of the Harry Potter movies. For the first film, a shop in Leadenhall Market was used. After that, however, a small shop at Borough Market was used and features in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

Where does J. K. Rowling live in London?

When J. K. Rowling first began writing the Harry Potter books she was living in a flat in Clapham Junction with flatmates. Note however that despite the name, Clapham Junction is actually in nearby Battersea, not in Clapham as such.

Where was Diagon Alley filmed in London?

Leadenhall Market

This stunning Victorian market in London was used to film scenes in Diagon Alley in the first film, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

What is the famous sandwich from Borough Market?

Kappacasein Dairy: Toasted Cheese Sandwich

Kappacasein Dairy is one of the busiest stands in Borough Market, and for very good reason! Offering one of the most scrumptious toasties in London, its signature dish is a mixture of 4 different local cheeses, nestled between two perfectly crispy slices of sourdough bread.

What is the nearest tube to the Borough Market?

Getting to Borough Market

If you're near a Jubilee (grey) line tube station, take it to London Bridge station for easy access to the market. Or if you're travelling from outside London, London Bridge train station is only 5 minutes away. Alternatively, you can reach London's Borough Market by bus.

How many stalls are there in the Borough Market?

There's been a market in this area of London for 1,000 years. This story was produced by our colleagues at the BBC. Just off the main road, 100 stalls nestle between several Victorian railway viaducts. It's quite cool — twinkling fairy lights all around under high, vaulted arches.