Borough Market Tours and Tickets

Borough Market is known for its many culinary treats, from imported olive oils to sweet dishes, street food snacks, and desserts. It's the oldest food market in the city and is a popular stop for London visitors who love to cook and eat.

Borough Market is most crowded on Saturdays, especially from mid-morning onwards. Tuesdays and Wednesdays get fewer crowds, especially if you come first thing in the morning when the market opens. Market opening hours do change, so check the website for up-to-date information.

Yes, Borough Market offers vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Many stalls and vendors sell a range of veggie and vegan produce and products—from hummus to fresh produce—and the market has dedicated vegan food outlets.

Yes, guided tours are available at Borough Market, including guide-led small-group tours and self-guided options. Most focus on food, and many include perks such as free tastings. Borough Market is also a popular stop on London tours, and some hop-on, hop-off buses stop nearby.

Yes, Borough Market is wheelchair accessible, and there are wheelchair-accessible restrooms at the market. The whole area is paved and well-maintained, and the lanes between stalls are wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs. Expect to move slowly, especially if you come at a crowded time.

No, there is no entrance fee to Borough Market. It is free and open to all. However, there are many tempting treats to buy at the market, so be prepared to spend a fair bit of money, especially if you come hungry. Most vendors accept cards and cash.