It is located in the middle of the London town in this beautiful mini-town Camden. Being a resident in this area has exposed me to all the cultures lying in the cities, the good country people, meals, festivities, and necessary quick connections in town, whether administrative or entertainment related.
The town offers vast options to the people on shopping, delicacies options with cultural appropriation. A look at the old vintage culture that is well preserved, plus some vintage clothes from real people and kings that lived before.
Must do
Before you come to visit the Camden town, make sure you check which season the town is experiencing. It may turn out cold for you or hot, so make your adjustable before you travel. It is important too to check the security of the place you are visiting. Also whether the hotel you book is worth the money and can guarantee your security on late check-ins. While most of the city is safe, around the station area is not so much, and you will need to adjust yourself and take the needed security measures.
What I like about Camden
The fun and historical buildings around. Most of the buildings and architects of the town have been preserved or rebranded into new commercial centers. An important note is that this town used to be a railway center and served London transport a lot. However, with modernized travel means, there was no need to pull out and completely renovate, so it keeps the vintage old London fantasy alive, which only spices up the town. A walkout will be great for the eye view, even if you do not plan to join some joint in the town.
The wall romantically whispers their story, and you will be grateful after one. Camden is also the mother of funk music and rock and roll. Most recognized bands and musicians with the genre specifications have traced their roots back at this town with the likes of Amy Winehouse and the Rolling stones. Quite often bands perform a lot in the town, and the town has become a singing and sway town across the period. You will develop a favorite new taste and carry some tunes on memory if you visit the place- definitely.
Best walk.
The best place to walk is around to the market place with a variety from the back street market, the Stables Market, the popular Camden Market. The walk to the markets is beautiful and covered in beautiful vintage adorned buildings; the markets give you look to the old vintage clothes, beautiful artifacts, and a rich cultural heritage view. You may choose to get yourself some jewelry, pearls and take a look at old letters and high fashioned jewels.
Best Restaurants.
Camden is a vibrant town in terms of population and tourists. The demand for food and good places with perfect cuisine is high. It results in exclusive five-star hotels with good architects and designers. Different restaurants focus on a different type of foods to adjust with the tourist preference of taste plus that of the people residing inside the town.
Of particular interest, however, is “The Blues Kitchen, a restaurant that serves the best culinary cuisine on American dishes. It is super creative with good service that meets it’s standard as a five-star hotel. Goodlightningg and a combination of Jazz music are what you will enjoy plus on your visit to this London based American Restaurant. A special shout-out is their blue cheese sauce, which customers say goes well and sweet accompanied by their wings. This restaurant is super secure and attracting a lot of visitors daily, so check it out for the best while visiting Camden.
Best Music/ Festival.
Being the mother of most the Rock and Roll music, Camden attracts a lot of live music and festivals from renowned bands. With lots of personal options, you can visit the town to enjoy some of these festivities. The return of Camden Town festivals comes to offer the best in dance songs and traditional Irish music. The Camden crawl festivals offer art celebration by focusing on pop quizzes, spoken words, and communication. They will serve you fun and creativity if that’s your focus.
Whereas the Camden Fringe a four week festivals mainly held from July to August focuses on live music performance from upcoming artists. A unique festival also occurs to celebrate beers and ciders plus old fashioned liquor. It’s called Theatrical Productions Cabarets, show up and pop a new taste and have direct one on one from renowned liquor personalities.
Best Nightlife.
The nightlife of Camden is usually fun, and you will never go short of options from your taste whatsoever. The Koko, a super old fashioned club with the vintage interior of ancient Greek gods, is a mood for the art lovers. Their booze is a combination of the new and old tastes, and whatever way you choose this club is worth the visit.
The Camden Rick pub is another one of the clubs offering good modern music. Inclusive of a floor offering good and snacks downstairs while the electrical ballroom club from the other end offers different music from different floors accompanied by electrical gas lamps for the ultimate look.
Best Day Trip out if the city
A visit to Camden High Street will have you view the best that the Camden city provides to the tourist in merchandise and is open daily from 10.00 AM. Take a look at the fashion and vintages clothes and dress in one hiking in this place.
A lot of residents and tourists also prefer to visit the Camden Market. It gives an exclusive taste of tasty street food and cultures from the small stables. Stables offer their different range. The Cereal Killer Cafe offering cereal flavors. The Curries healthy Indian food offering Indian food, and the Furness Food Hut offering the best of seafood.
Something that not a lot of visitors Know about Camden town
Camden town hails a lot of celebrities that there is a dedicated museum to teach the history of folk music, which originated from the town. A statue of Any Winehouse, who hailed from the city, is also available in one of a pub spot, the Hawleys Arms pub.
Interesting Facts
Camden Lock Weekend Markets only opened in 1974. This was due to the British Waterways Board buildings being abandoned. These buildings were then sublet to individual artists and craftspeople. This market was joined by a further 3 markets that started trading in 1985. The market hall was established in 1990 when the old industrial buildings were renovated.