London Markets:
London's shopping malls, of course, attract thousands of visitors who are looking for good gifts and good souvenirs and deals. After all, visitors should not all look at the colorful markets of the capital's streets. The vibrant, bustling and bustling markets are one of the perfect shopping malls for Londoners. These shopping malls or open-air markets, where they sell goods on wheels and stalls, are part of the London life that tourists and visitors will enjoy seeing, and it's interesting to watch them closely. But you have to be careful of your pockets!
There are also commercial markets worth visiting. If you can get there early in the morning and get into the atmosphere of one of London's best free shows. There you will hear the best Kakuni accents (very similar to my favorite lady movie) and find yourself in a part of real London. They will even be happy to see you. Unless you are blocking the way for freighters! Usually some of the pubs around these markets are open very early in the morning which (legally) only cater to market staff.
London Stock Exchange:
Stock market and Forex market where stocks of companies, commodities and currencies are traded.
Arches:
Wheeler Street, London, Tel: 01-8395474 Clickers Market (Collection of Various Objects) under the Charles Crossing Station, between the two popular pubs of Sherlock Holmes and Gilbert & Sullivan (the famous songs of Flanagan and Allen). For military items, firefighters, police, coins, stamps, medals and other antique trunks.
Metro: M Bankmant, Trafalgar Square. Bus: 88, 77,59,53,39,29,24,15,13,12,11,9,6,3
Broadway Street Market:
Brewick Street in Phob Soho with its small shops and narrow avenues is one of London's hottest vegetable markets. It is almost 200 years old and...
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