Stalls with flags and bunting at the entrance to Jubilee Market on the Covent Garden Piazza, with shoppers walking past

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Jubilee Market Hall

covered marketantiquesarts & craftsCovent Garden

1 Tavistock Court, The Piazza, Covent Garden · WC2E 8BD · Mo 05:00-17:00; Tu-Fr 10:30-19:00; Sa-Su 10:00-18:00

Jubilee Market Hall sits on the south side of the Covent Garden Piazza, one of London's most characterful covered markets and instantly recognisable by its flags, bunting and brass signage. Run by the traders themselves, it changes character through the week, opening early on Monday for antiques and collectables, settling into a general market from Tuesday to Friday, then filling with independent makers selling arts and crafts every weekend. With the Royal Opera House, the London Transport Museum and the main Apple Market all a few steps away, it is an easy, free thing to wander into while exploring the heart of the West End.

Opening times

Jubilee Market is open seven days a week, but what you find depends on the day. Monday is the early antiques and collectables market, running from 5am to 5pm, so dealers and serious browsers tend to arrive at the start of the day. Tuesday to Friday it operates as a general market from 10:30am to 7pm, and at weekends it switches to arts and crafts from 10am to 6pm. For the liveliest atmosphere, come on a Saturday or Sunday when the craft stalls and surrounding Piazza are at their busiest.

What's on the stalls

The mix shifts with the week. Monday's antiques market is one of the broadest in central London, with professional dealers offering everything from Georgian, Victorian and Art Deco pieces to fine jewellery, silver, china and antiquarian books. Midweek the general market leans towards plants, souvenirs, beauty products, clothing and gifts for both locals and visitors. At weekends the hall turns over to independent makers selling handmade jewellery, paintings, calligraphy, prints, clocks and other British-made crafts, alongside food vendors for a quick bite.

Around the market / getting there

Jubilee Market Hall is tucked into the south side of the Covent Garden Piazza on Tavistock Court, in the WC2 heart of the West End. The nearest Underground station is Covent Garden (Piccadilly line), with Leicester Square and Charing Cross also within an easy walk. Pair a visit with the neighbouring Apple Market, the London Transport Museum, the Royal Opera House and the street performers on the Piazza, plus the area's many cafes, pubs and restaurants.

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Common questions

What are Jubilee Market Hall opening times?
Jubilee Market is open daily with a different focus each day: antiques and collectables on Monday from 5am to 5pm, a general market Tuesday to Friday from 10:30am to 7pm, and arts and crafts at weekends from 10am to 6pm.
Is Jubilee Market Hall free?
Yes. Entry to Jubilee Market Hall is free and you only pay for anything you choose to buy from the stalls.
What is the best time to visit Jubilee Market Hall?
Weekends are the liveliest, when the arts and crafts stalls fill the hall and the Covent Garden Piazza is at its busiest. For antiques, come early on a Monday when the collectables dealers are out.
Where is Jubilee Market Hall?
It is on the south side of the Covent Garden Piazza at 1 Tavistock Court, London WC2E 8BD. The nearest Underground station is Covent Garden on the Piccadilly line.

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