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Camden

With its brightly painted buildings and unique shops, Camden is one of London’s most vibrant areas. A favourite of Londoners and tourists alike, there’s something for everyone in Camden. Whether you want to amble through stunning parks and canal paths during the day or get a taste of nightlife with a gig at the Roundhouse, get swept up in everything Camden has to offer.

Where is Camden in London?

Camden is a borough in central London. It's home to several of the city's most popular attractions, as well as parks and canals that serve as surprisingly quiet beauty spots in the middle of the city. On the tube, the Northern line services Camden. Mornington Crescent and Camden Town are handy stations if you want to head to the area from other parts of the city. Nearby Camden Road has an overground station if you travel to the area on the train.

What is Camden famous for?

Camden Town is best known for Camden Market and being an artsy, creative area that's always buzzing. With street art on every corner and an unbeatable live music scene, Camden Town is a must see on any trip to London. The Borough of Camden is also packed with iconic destinations, from Regent's Park to the British Museum. Check out ALL – Accor Live Limitless hotels in Camden to fill your stay in London with activities from day to night.

Things to do in Camden

It's easy to see why Camden Market attracts 250,000 people each week. Head to the market at Camden Lock for an eclectic range of shops where you can buy crafts, clothes and everything in between. You'll find over 1,000 stalls stretching along the Regent's Canal, with plenty of places to stop and eat.

1. Camden Market

One of London's eight Royal Parks, Regent's Park is one of the city's most beautiful open spaces. It's the perfect place to escape the city and immerse yourself in nature with picturesque tree lined paths, children's playgrounds, and a boating lake.

2. Regent's Park

Primrose Hill is a Grade II listed park which connects to Regent's Park on the fringes of Camden Town. The walk to the top is rewarded with peaceful picnic spots and an unbeatable view of London's skyline.

3. Primrose Hill

While in Camden, it's worth taking a stroll along Regent's Canal, which stretches over eight miles from Paddington to Limehouse. Some of its prettiest walking routes pass through Camden! Find the canal path in Regent's Park and stroll to Camden Lock to see the famous market.

4. Regent's Canal

Camden is also home to some of the UK's best known cultural institutions. The British Library is one of the world's largest libraries, with over 14 million books. Check ahead of your visit to see which exhibitions are on, or peruse the library's many collections, from handwritten Beatles lyrics to manuscripts of famous novels. The British Library is the perfect destination for anyone wanting to add a slice of history to their London visit. If that's not enough, the British Museum is a ten minute walk away, too.

5. The British Library

Whether you pick up some food at Camden Market or eat in a restaurant, Camden is full of options to suit everybody. Some of the best restaurants in Camden include: Mildreds Camden Daphne Restaurant Il Sugo Frida Camden The Blues Kitchen Three Uncles Camden Rossopomodoro Camden Jamon Jamon Camden For drinks, try: Lockside Camden The Good Mixer All About Eve,

Frequently Asked Questions

Camden is one of London's most famous boroughs, and there's no shortage of things to do. There are plenty of activities whether you want to fill your days with sightseeing or experience some of London's best nightlife. The Pullman London St Pancras is a 15 minute walk from Camden High Street and a 2 minute walk from the British Library. This 4 star hotel also offers breakfast, an elegant restaurant and cocktail bar and a fitness centre for you to enjoy during your stay

The Mercure London Bloomsbury Hotel is an ideal place to stay if you want to experience everything Camden offers. This 4 star hotel is within walking distance of Camden Town and nestled between some of London's major landmarks. Cross the road, head to the British Museum or get the tube at underground stations to explore the rest of the city. Our collection also includes some economy hotels near Camden, ideal for a cheap weekend or stays after visiting The Camden Assembly or Roundhouse

A night out in Camden Town should be on your agenda if you're looking for one of the best nightlife spots in the city. From chic cocktail bars to buzzy live music venues, Camden Town is great for pubbing or clubbing. Check out the Monkey Business Comedy Club for sets from up and coming comedians, or catch one of your favourite artists at KOKO

With Camden Market and an eclectic mix of independent stores, Camden makes for one of London's most unique shopping experiences. The market attracts locals and tourists looking for a shopping experience they won't find anywhere else, complete with fashion, vintage, collectables and food. As well as plenty of quirky shops, you'll find bars and restaurants to refuel.