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97% of people who have been to Camden think it's worth visiting. Camden is located in London and the most popular places are British Museum, Camden Town, and Camden Lock Market. Camden is featured on the list London Neighborhoods. Places in Camden have been tagged london, pub, and venue.

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Untitled by fokerella

I WANT A CAMDEN IN ITALYTOO!!!!

It was AWESOME!!

So many shops, so many people, so many foods, so many smells, sounds, lights, colors…

I LOVE IT!!!!

over 4 years ago

Untitled by emo_cheerleader

Such a cool, alternative atmosphere, great shops, gigs and pubs everywhere…. ‘tis great! But I’ve still got to go to the Hawley Arms XD

over 5 years ago

Untitled by cranberrygoddess

I went to the lock market, and did some general people watching while I waited for my sister at the train station.

It feels like there is a Camden in every part of the world, Newtown/Glebe in Sydney, the West and East Villages in New York… I don’t know the others, but I’m sure they exist!

over 5 years ago

Wish I had longer time by meewuargh

I loved Camden Lock & Stables. Too bad I didn’t have enough time to thoroughly check out every store.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by attridget

Home for the past 7 years

over 5 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to Camden by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 A quintessential coastal Maine village at the foot of wooded Camden Hills on a picturesque harbor, the affluent village of Camden has attracted the gentry of the eastern seaboard for more than a century. The mansions of the moneyed set still dominate the shady side streets (many are now bed-and-breakfasts), and Camden is possessed of a grace and sophistication that eludes many other coastal towns. The best way to enjoy Camden is to park your car as soon as you can -- which may mean driving a block or 2 off Route 1. The village is of a perfect scale to reconnoiter on foot, allowing a leisurely browse of boutiques and galleries. Don't miss the hidden town park (look behind the library), designed by the landscape firm of Frederick Law Olmsted, the nation's most lauded landscape architect. (read article)
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