Strutton Ground Market

Strutton Ground Market is a small street market held on weekdays near Victoria, London.^[1] This market is one of the most centrally located street markets in London. It is just a few minutes walk from the Palace of Westminster, Westminster Abbey and Parliament Square to the east (0.6 km); Victoria railway station (0.6 km) to the west; and Buckingham Palace (0.6 km) along Buckingham Gate to the north-east.

View of the Strutton Ground Market

The market is open weekdays from 10:00 to 16:00.^[2] The market mainly caters for local residents and the office population in the immediate Victoria Street area, but is becoming increasingly popular with tourists.^[3]

Market Goods

Fruit and vegetables
Flowers
Hardware/electricals
Books
Coffee
Office and Casual wear
Hats, scarves and accessories
Hot food (continental style hot dishes for lunch)
West Indian snacks

The market is organised and regulated by Westminster City Council. The coffee stall "Flatcap" won Westminster City Council's 2010 Market Trader of the Year award,^[4] voted for by customers.

References

↑ at westminster.gov.uk
↑ QYPE London Westminster
↑ UK Attraction
↑ Trader of the Year - Westminster City Council 2010

Markets in London

Historic	Old Billingsgate Covent Garden Cumberland Market Farringdon Fleet Hungerford Market Leadenhall Metropolitan Cattle Smithfield Old Spitalfields

Noted	Bermondsey Borough Brick Lane Camden Lock Camden Passage Columbia Road Greenwich Petticoat Lane Portobello Road

Historic charter	Barking Barnet Croydon (Surrey Street) Romford Uxbridge

Local	Backyard Berwick Street The Blue Broadway Brixton Chapel Chrisp Street Deptford Earlham Street East Street Edmonton Green Exmouth Lower Marsh Merton Abbey Mills Queen's Queen's Crescent Rathbone Ridley Road Shepherd's Bush Strutton Ground Sunday UpMarket Walthamstow

Modern wholesale	Billingsgate Fish New Covent Garden New Spitalfields Smithfield Western International

Coordinates: 51°29′50″N 0°08′02″W / 51.497222°N 0.133901°W / 51.497222; -0.133901

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