Saving the Sunday Markets in Cambridgeshire Culture.

We have listed all the markets that are helping to save the Sunday Markets in Cambridgeshire Culture.

Sunday Markets in Cambridgeshire: Ely Market

Market Pl, Ely CB7 4NT

Delicious cakes and snacks on sale at a market.

Ely Markets is undoubtedly one of Cambridgeshire’s most well-known markets, and many consider it to be the best. For nearly 800 years, Ely and the community have enjoyed this market. With three primary markets to choose from each week, you’re sure to discover one that you’ll enjoy. A Charter Market, a Craft, Food, and Vintage Market, and any other type of market. However, we must not overlook how wonderful these goodies appear and that’s why Ely Markets is on our iVisit list for markets ‘Saving the Sunday Markets in Cambridgeshire Culture’.

Cambridge Market Square

Market Hill, Cambridge CB1 0SS

Cambridge Market has a wide range of stalls to choose from. Street cuisine to delight your taste buds, books for all the clever bookworms, vinyl for all the retro music aficionados, clothes to keep up with the fashion or locate a one-of-a-kind item, jewellery, bags, fruit and veggies, and a plethora of other amazing goods are all available at these stalls. Make sure you have a peek at the stools that get the Cambridge Market Square onto the iVisit list for Markets ‘Saving the Markets in Cambridgeshire Culture’.

All Saints Garden Art And Craft Market

All Saints Garden, Trinity St, Cambridge CB2 1TQ

Quiet little garden with market and pop up cafe.

In 2018, this market earned the Great British Market Award. We can see why, with their fantastic stalls and attractive setting. The market is brimming with high-quality arts and crafts created by the person who is handing it off to you! Selling their own artwork allows them to present their work to their consumers and thank them directly, as well as allowing buyers to learn more about the artist and ask them any questions they may have.