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Market...stop shouting, go Shop
The largest Sunday Market in England for over 30 years.
Location: Stadium Car Park, Engineers Way, HA9 ORJ
Description: 'Wembley Market' is the largest Sunday Market in England and has been drawing huge crowds for over 30 years.
The market is held on the car park in front of the new Wembley Stadium complex with easy access by bus and tube and free parking for over 1000 cars.
With over 500 stalls selling everything from fresh food and household items to toys, electrical goods and the latest fashion wear - a great atmosphere and all the hustle and bustle of a traditional British Market makes this a great days retail.
And with free entry and parking - my word - this is one not to miss - just check their website for updates.
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Ranking This Month: 1867/2807
Pages Hit This Month: 46
Link to This Page: http://www.shadyoldlady.com/location/1375
Credits: http://www.wembleymarket.co.uk/
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The largest Sunday Market in England for over 30 years. |
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