Sunday UpMarket

The Sunday UpMarket, open only on Sundays (10am to 5pm) as the name suggests, is a one of London's newer markets and first opened in September 2004. Located within the historic Old Truman Brewery complex on the corner of Hanbury Street and Brick Lane in east London, the market contains around 140 stalls and focuses on edgy and vintage clothing, arts and crafts, and ethnic foodstalls including Moroccan, Japanese, Brazilian, Tibetan, Turkish and organic cuisine.^[1]

a 360 degree view of the rear courtyard of the Sunday UpMarket

References

^ "Sunday UpMarket". http://www.sundayupmarket.co.uk/index.html. Retrieved 2009-06-08.

Markets in London

Historic	Old Billingsgate • Covent Garden • Cumberland Market • Farringdon • Fleet • Leadenhall • Metropolitan Cattle • Smithfield • Old Spitalfields

Noted	Bermondsey • Borough • Brick Lane • Camden Lock • Camden Passage • Columbia Road • Greenwich • Petticoat Lane • Portobello Road

Historic charter	Barking • Barnet • Croydon (Surrey Street) • Romford • Uxbridge

Local	Backyard • Berwick Street • The Blue • Broadway • Brixton • Chapel • Chrisp Street • Deptford • East Street • Edmonton Green • Exmouth • Lower Marsh • Merton Abbey Mills • Queen's • Rathbone • Ridley Road • Shepherd's Bush • Strutton Ground • Sunday UpMarket • Walthamstow

Modern wholesale	Billingsgate Fish • New Covent Garden • New Spitalfields • Smithfield • Western International