Jubilee Market

I love the Monday Market which is full of great stalls, selling lots of jewellery, coins, stamps, records, ephemera, and assorted collectables. Definitely some bargains to be had. Prepare for some haggling.

We took the time to see the items being sold by stall sellers, and I must say the quality was very good and some items were unique. The vintage items were also kept in pristine conditions. Lots to see, and I can imagine this market getting really crowded during peak season.

Jubilee Market is a lively and diverse market located in the heart of London, offering a variety of goods including fashion, antiques, and street food. It's a great place to explore unique finds, enjoy vibrant street culture, and experience a bustling atmosphere any day of the week. Whether you're shopping for bargains or just soaking in the lively scene, Jubilee Market has something for everyone.

17 oct 2025. Visit to Convent Garden. Take Northern line from Hampstead station to Leicester Square Station. Via Charing Cross. Walk leisurely in Convent direction. There is music performance singing & violinists group . when I arrived Convent Garden. A lot of tourists come here shopping. Visit to London Transport Museum & Jubilee. A lot of stall selling a lot of different souvenirs from flaps, t-shirts,dresses, bags, small ceramics , leather products, etc.

Nice market some random stalls. All seems very dear and not filled with stores of things you need.

A great market where you can find bargains. There is a cafe that serves English breakfast all day long.

If you find yourself wandering around Covent Garden, the Jubilee Market is worth a quick pop-in. I've stopped by numerous times over the years, and it's always a nice little detour. This compact market is a mix of artsy finds and touristy trinkets. It's the kind of place where you might stumble upon a unique handmade item or pick up that obligatory London souvenir for folks back home. There are also a few food stalls if you're feeling peckish. Is it going to blow your mind? Probably not. But it's a pleasant way to spend 15-20 minutes while you're exploring the area. The atmosphere is typically buzzing, especially on weekends, which adds to the quintessential London market experience.

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Lobe the seasonal decorations, lots of fantastic shops and cute market that open only on Monday, always a plasure to visit

With small quaint shops/ kiosks selling artifacts, home decor items, casual clothing, etc., it was fun to go around this beautiful indoor shopping area within Covent Garden. Successfully bargained a few items we liked. Loved the atmospheres for leisurely and carefree shopping

The Jubilee Market was a labyrinth of diverse stalls. It was such a joy to amble round and immerse yourself in the special atmosphere. No pressure from stallholders to buy. It would be virtually impossible for me to list the variety of stalls. Everything from the expected tourist trinkets to handmade scented candles to woollen products. It was very busy, but there was no pushing and shoving. Just a throng of shoppers appreciating the wealth of products available to buy. I must point out there were a number of bargains to be had. You just have to look closely and talk with the stallholders. The ones we spoke to were only to happy to discuss their wares. A pleasant hour, well spent.

There's something very charming if you take the time to explore the shops here. Especially if you're into crafts I found this very charming cat librarian figurine that just appealed to me. Now it sits on my shelf and some reason I contribute it back to my slow pace day here and it makes me happy. Maybe it will make you happy too.

Located in the heart of Covent Garden. Not very big, but has some nice food and Souvenirs sold here.

Such a amazing market to look about . I spent ages there looking at all the stalls . The stall holders are very friendly and don’t push you into buying things . I just love it here I recommend you come here and have a good look about so many interesting stalls to buy from or just to look at.

Lovely little under cover market in Covent Garden. More for the ladies really but nice to have a walk round at see what's on sale like arts & crafts, old records, neon light signs. Small cafe inside as well.

We enjoyed our Trip to Jubilee Market with a variety of eclectic jewelry, art and others. It's a great place to find a unique present from London. Of course there are a wide choice of food outlets. We chose one of the Asian restaurants and there was great! I really recommend this place to visit. You will feel how atmospheric you are there! 😀

This market is really good. We loved all the shops as they were selling a lot of handmade stuff.

Jubilee Market in London is an absolute gem! Located in the heart of Covent Garden, it offers a vibrant and eclectic mix of stalls that cater to everyone. From unique handcrafted items and quirky souvenirs to beautiful jewellery and art, there’s something for every taste and budget. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with friendly vendors who are more than happy to chat about their products. Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or just enjoying a leisurely browse, the market has a charm that makes the experience special. The food options nearby are also fantastic, making it a great spot to spend a few hours soaking in the energy of London. Jubilee Market truly captures the spirit of the city – a perfect blend of history, creativity, and culture. I can’t wait to visit again!

I love markets, so its a great spot for market lovers. Silver rings for £5 and much more. You can't go wrong, being in the heart of Covent gardens. Taster teas and nibbles, as well as live performers doing anything from playing instruments to tricks and acrobats. I could spend a day strolling through the market and enjoying the rest of the surrounding Covent gardens. Great buzz! I was like a kid in a candy store and forgot to take pictures. Great for visitors, but also for Londoners. I had a great staycation making use of London's vibrant hot spots.

Jubilee market is next to Portobello market. Surounded by shops and restaurant also stalls with many choices of souvenirs. Even many of street performances. Very interesting place to visit. Walking distance to Trafalgal Square and Parliament house with its famous the Big Ben.

Came across this market on our last day. What a wonderful place. They had some goods we hadn't seen elsewhere so it allowed us to complete our gifting purchases. Highly recommend having a look. Plus there are plenty of pubs or places to eat nearby.

Great place, loads of things to buy and good prices

Wonderful experience visiting over the Christmas period great selection of vender's and excellent food

A lovely market with some antiques and curious items. Excellent souvenir material and run by locals

Was expecting more verity but was met with the same clothing and tacky tourist items you find across London

Had a great day walking around London sightseeing at Christmas time. It was lovely to see all the festive decorations which was the reason for this trip into Town.

The best Christmas decorated place in Covent garden. Must visit in December time.

If you are looking for thrift market as I did or something more authentic try going to Brick lane… However the place was nice, had variety of even handmade items. A bit crowded, but nothing you do not expect giving it’s from a central location.

Great place for a bargain and something a bit different

I highly recommend to visit this market on Monday. Full of vintage and antique jewellery and fabulous objects. You can find lots of bargains, seriously!

Went today with my daughter and it's a lovely quaint market .fabulous items and good prices x