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Covent Garden Market
A world-famous market and cultural hub in London's West End. It features the Apple Market with its British crafts, the East Colonnade Market with handmade goods, and numerous shops, restaurants, and street performers.
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Covent Garden Market is in london, United Kingdom. Coordinates: 51.51149, -0.12253. Open in Google Maps
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