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London’s full of exciting (1)__________ to do, but if (2)__________ want to get an (3)__________ of how Londoners live, (4)__________ one of its markets. (5)__________’s a small selection.
PORTOBELLO ROAD This famous market was (6)__________ location for the popular (7)__________ Notting Hill. On Saturdays (8)__________ market sells antiques, jewellery, (9)__________ and souvenirs. A section (10)__________ the middle sells fruit (11)__________ vegetables every day of (12)__________ week. It’s quite touristy (13)__________ can get crowded, but (14)__________’s always lively.
COVENT GARDEN (15)__________ name Covent Garden comes (16)__________ the Middle Ages, when (17)__________ Convent of St. Peter (18)__________ a large vegetable garden. (19)__________ original market sold fruit (20)__________ vegetables, but today it (21)__________ sells crafts, jewellery and (22)__________ six days a week, (23)__________ antiques on Mondays. A (24)__________ of people come for (25)__________ atmosphere, with cafes, restaurants (26)__________ performances by buskers and (27)__________ street artists.
BOROUGH MARKET (28)__________ it’s less famous than (29)__________ Road and Covent Garden, (30)__________ has the longest history, (31)__________ is one of the (32)__________’s largest food markets. Open (33)__________ Friday and Saturday, you (34)__________ buy food from around (35)__________ world. It’s also famous (36)__________ its beautiful Victorian architecture, (37)__________ was a location for (38)__________ third Harry Potter film.
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London’s full of exciting things to do, but if you want to get an impression of how Londoners live, visit one of its markets. Here’s a small selection.
PORTOBELLO ROAD
This famous market was the location for the popular film Notting Hill. On Saturdays the market sells antiques, jewellery, clothes and souvenirs. A section in the middle sells fruit and vegetables every day of the week. It’s quite touristy and can get crowded, but it’s always lively.
COVENT GARDEN
The name Covent Garden comes from the Middle Ages, when the Convent of St. Peter maintained a large vegetable garden. The original market sold fruit and vegetables, but today it only sells crafts, jewellery and clothes six days a week, and antiques on Mondays. A lot of people come for its atmosphere, with cafes, restaurants and performances by buskers and other street artists.
BOROUGH MARKET
Although it’s less famous than Portobello Road and Covent Garden, it has the longest history, and is one of the country’s largest food markets. Open on Friday and Saturday, you can buy food from around the world. It’s also famous for its beautiful Victorian architecture, and was a location for the third Harry Potter film.
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