The Apple Market is a staple of Covent Garden
Covent Garden is one of the most visited spots in London. With its plethora of shopping, dining, and bars, and its close proximity to West End shows, Covent Garden is a highly trafficked spot. You can find almost everything there: from fancy restaurants and bars, to high-end shops, but most importantly, Covent Garden Market.
The Apple Market is located in Covent Garden's Market Building at 41 Henrietta St, London WC2E 8RF, UK in the heart of Covent Garden. The market is filled with stall selling handmade jewelry, prints, watercolors, and more from Tuesday through Sunday. On Mondays, the Apple Market hosts collectable and antique stalls.
Many of the antique pieces for sale at the Apple Market
The Apple Market has a range of items, and it's worth visiting on both the antique day, and the normal market days, because there is always something new to discover.
People from all over come here to shop
Covent Garden Market is filled with stalls and places to eat, and new things to experience, and it's a must-see part of Covent Garden, especially if you want a change of scenery from the traditional storefronts and restaurants that line the streets. You'll also probably catch a street performance or two happening right outside the market in the square, which always makes for some good entertainment.
Don't miss out on the Garden Market!
The market opened in May of 1830, and its still standing today, over 180 years later. The building itself is gorgeous and unmistakable as a market. Whether you're shopping for yourself or for someone else, there is definitely something for everyone at the Covent Garden Market.
