[2025 London Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for The Apple Market (Updated Jun)

📅 Itinerary - Trafalgar Square : stop at tube charing cross/northern line at platform 1 - The National Gallery - Leicester Square : grab some food - Covent Garden : go shopping (luxury brands are here) and grab some food - The Apple Market : buy handcrafted products 🥣 Food Recommendations - Seven Dials Market : recommended thai food “pad thai and pad kaprow” at Yaay Yaay restaurant on the ground floor

#magicalxmastrip Mulled wine, gingerbread cookies, mincemeat pies, and the warmest of smiles await you at Apple Market in Covent Garden. The festive atmosphere is absolutely magical, with the sweet scents of holiday treats filling the air. Each stall feels so inviting, offering handmade goodies and unique gifts. It’s the perfect place to soak in the holiday spirit, sip something warm, and enjoy the charm of this vibrant market. A truly heartwarming experience!

#London Attractions The first country on this European trip was to the capital of the UK - London London. London is located in the region of the Thames River Basin of Great Britain, where there are countless attractions to visit! This time we came to the UK's characteristic Apple Market, which is a market with more than 40 stalls selling a variety of goods, as well as a variety of restaurants and bars inside! The market is open every day and the decor is very much in the style of London, England! In addition, I also visited the M&M store in Leicester Square, which is the world’s largest candy store with 35,000 square feet and sells a variety of chocolates with different flavors. I also bought a bottle of chocolate as a souvenir 👍🏻 Highly recommend these two places! If you come to London, England, you might as well visit these two places! #tripcom #travel abroad

#londontrip As part of the much larger Covent Garden market, Apple’s marketplace focuses more on arts, crafts, and antiques. The market is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (shorter Sundays), and the market consists of several small terraces, each focusing on the crafts of individual artists: jewelry, gloves, hats, jokes, period pieces, antiques, etc. Browsing the stalls is so much fun, if you like this kind of thing. If you don’t, go to other areas of Covent Park to enjoy food, drinks, ice cream, clothes, shoes, etc. The place is crowded, with hundreds of people walking around, and it’s also noisy, so keep an eye on your steps as well as your wallet! I went to the Apple Marketplace and found many things... There's a gentleman who paints the beautiful Paddington bears and Winnie the Poo :) I got a nice Paddington drawing. There is a little bit of everything =) This is a great indoor market inside Covent Garden. Don’t be discouraged by the rows of tourist objects along the perimeter. Go inside and explore this vast market. It's full of clothes, leather goods and almost everything else.... Except apples of course We found some beautiful antique metal paintings for the home bar, as well as a variety of pocketbooks and other leather goods. It’s worth browsing when you’re at Covent Garden. And the sellers there are all very friendly.