Greenwich Market

Greenwich Market brings festive charm to London's historic maritime neighborhood during the Christmas season. Located in the heart of Greenwich's UNESCO World Heritage Site, this covered market transforms into a winter wonderland from mid-November onwards, offering a unique blend of traditional Christmas shopping and local artisan creativity. The historic market square, dating back to 1737, features a distinctive glass roof that shelters visitors as they browse through stalls brimming with handmade jewelry, vintage fashion, original artworks, and unique crafts perfect for Christmas gift-giving. The neighborhood itself becomes a magical destination, decked out in twinkling lights with a distinctive nautical-inspired Christmas tree paying homage to Greenwich's maritime heritage. Food lovers can indulge in an international array of street food, from freshly steamed dim sum to Brazilian churros and traditional British fare, while the adjacent Cutty Sark Street Food Market adds even more culinary options on weekends. Open seven days a week from 10am to 5:30pm, the market combines the convenience of central London accessibility with the charm of a local community gathering place. With the iconic Cutty Sark clipper ship, Royal Observatory, and National Maritime Museum nearby, Greenwich Market makes an ideal stop for a full day of festive exploration in one of London's most historic quarters.