A great market in the heart of the city, offering a wide variety of goods, from food, clothing, jewelry to second-hand records and CDs. Some nice street snacks and freshly baked bread.
I passed this market a few times while I was in Cambridge, and it was nothing special when there was no market. Here you can buy a few cheaper Cambridge shirts, like other souvenir shops. The market also sells food.
A must visit place in Cambridge. The centrally located walking market is convenient for visiting various shops, breathing fresh air, seeing some popular clothes and observing the crowds coming and going.
The market is not huge, but there are common fruit and vegetable stalls as well as gadgets, souvenirs, clothes and flowers. If you cross the Great Arcade (formerly known as the Lion) you will reach the square, where many main streets converge, King Street (to King's College), Rose Crescent Street, Downing Street.
There are snacks, flower shops, fruit shops, etc. in the market. I bought a box of strawberries to eat. It looks very fresh, but it is not very sweet. There are some cakes there, but there are more flies. I didn't buy it. There is nothing to buy. But when I come to Cambridge, I will always pass here. Just spend a while strolling around. The atmosphere is laid back, sometimes some bands play.
We rushed to this market square on a short sightseeing tour. There are some great stalls. Should have brought some pullovers back for the kids! There are a lot of variety here. Probably one of the longest bazaars in the UK.
A great market in the heart of the city, offering a wide variety of goods, from food, clothing, jewelry to second-hand records and CDs. Some nice street snacks and freshly baked bread.
I passed this market a few times while I was in Cambridge, and it was nothing special when there was no market. Here you can buy a few cheaper Cambridge shirts, like other souvenir shops. The market also sells food.
A must visit place in Cambridge. The centrally located walking market is convenient for visiting various shops, breathing fresh air, seeing some popular clothes and observing the crowds coming and going.
The market is not huge, but there are common fruit and vegetable stalls as well as gadgets, souvenirs, clothes and flowers. If you cross the Great Arcade (formerly known as the Lion) you will reach the square, where many main streets converge, King Street (to King's College), Rose Crescent Street, Downing Street.
There are snacks, flower shops, fruit shops, etc. in the market. I bought a box of strawberries to eat. It looks very fresh, but it is not very sweet. There are some cakes there, but there are more flies. I didn't buy it. There is nothing to buy. But when I come to Cambridge, I will always pass here. Just spend a while strolling around. The atmosphere is laid back, sometimes some bands play.
We rushed to this market square on a short sightseeing tour. There are some great stalls. Should have brought some pullovers back for the kids! There are a lot of variety here. Probably one of the longest bazaars in the UK.