Some tricks of the trade from London's New Covent Garden Market flower purveyors: get up early, stay nimble and get ready for ...

vegetables and flowers. "It's London's best kept secret," Jo Breare, the market's general manager, told AFP on its 50th anniversary. London's historic fruit and vegetable market in Covent Garden ...

After being an orchard, Covent Garden became a thriving marketplace and home to London’s iconic flower sellers. The garden immerses visitors in a blend of the area’s rich floral heritage via ...

Though called a garden, Covent Garden isn't all about plants and flowers. Rather ... Covent Garden has a covered market area where vendors sell everything from antiques to crafts.

More than 2,000 night workers at New Covent Garden Market in Nine Elms serve everyone from Michelin-starred chefs to prison kitchens, producing an annual turnover of £650m. "If you live in London ...

The original market site was relocated back in 1974. Having relocated near Vauxhall, New Covent Garden Flower Market today is larger than ever before. Every sunrise brings along a new batch of ...

Covent Garden is one of London’s prominent cultural hubs. When the city was decimated by fire in 1666, the area rose to the occasion, becoming London’s largest market selling fruit and vegetables.

The Covent Garden estate, which is centred around the historic vegetable market close to the Royal Opera House, and includes more than 200 shops and 190 bars, restaurants and cafes, will continue ...