If you have been on this website before, you may know that parks, gardens and any place with greenery or nature are very relaxing for me. So in today’s article, I will be reviewing Regent’s Canal. Regent’s Canal is near Camden Market when I visited. So without any further ado, let’s get started:

What is Regent’s Canal?

Regent’s Canal is a canal that is 8.6 miles long. It starts at Little Venice (a place I visited) and ends in Docklands. 

What did I like about Regent’s Canal?

• I loved how when I went to visit this canal twice, there were colourful narrowboats with happy, relaxed people going by.
• In Little Venice, there were colourful waterside restaurants, shops and was very tranquil.
• In Camden Market, it was much more crowded as people were admiring the canal whilst shopping in the market.
• The canal has many tourist attractions going by the canal.

What didn’t I like about Regent’s Canal?

• There wasn’t anything, in particular, I didn’t like, except that young ones should be careful of the water and also I wanted to explore more Halal eating places.

Would I recommend it?

I would recommend it because of all the places you can see along the canal, is very tranquil, and is a place to chat with people.

This was my short review or diary entry about Regent’s Canal. These are my opinions about this place. Make sure to check out my other articles:

Thank you for reading, and have a lovely day!

When I read a few novels which were written by London or British-based authors, I stumbled across the place ‘Camden Market’ a few times. I wondered what it looked like so I headed down the streets of Camden Market and I was taken aback. In today’s article, I will be describing the area from my eyes:

What is Camden Market?

Camden Lock or Market is one of the world’s most famous markets and is a very popular place for its creativity, trading and craft workshops.

What did I like about Camden Market?

• I loved that it had many stalls open, with the bustle of residents shopping for cheaper.
• There were many food stalls available from different cuisines all around the world.
• There were also many souvenirs available, especially if you are a new tourist in London.
• Overall, it was also very diverse as there were stalls set up from different origins and filled with beautiful art near stalls.

What didn’t I like about Camden Market?

• I didn’t like it how it was quite hard to find shops as I and my sister spent a long time looking for the stall we wanted to particularly visit.
• Also, I didn’t know if there were any Halal stalls available as the stall we went to was not Halal.

Would I recommend Camden Market?

Yes, I would recommend it because it was much bigger than expected, it was very diverse and even if you don’t buy anything, it’s good to take a peek. But I struggled to find Halal eating places personally.

This was my short review or diary entry about Camden Market. These are my opinions about this place. Make sure to check out my other articles:

Thank you for reading, and have a lovely day!