Petticoat Lane Market

Petticoat Lane Market is one of the oldest and most famous markets in London, with a history dating back more than 400 years. It is named after the ladies' petticoats once sold here, although it was changed to Middlesex Street during the Victorian era due to prudish concerns.

The market is famous for its wide selection of clothing, leather goods and jewelry. Its character was shaped by various immigrant groups, including Huguenots and Jewish refugees from Eastern Europe.

It is a paradise for fashion lovers looking for unique and affordable clothing, and for those who want to experience the authentic atmosphere of a London market.