Gravesend Borough Market
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About this attraction
About Gravesend Borough Market
Gravesend Borough Market is a traditional covered market located in the heart of Gravesend town centre. Operating for many years, it serves as a hub for local traders selling fresh produce, flowers, plants, fish, meat, bakery goods, and household items. The market has a long-established character and continues to be a focal point for the town's residents and visitors seeking quality local goods and the sociable atmosphere of a working market.
The market typically operates on weekdays and Saturdays, and the stalls reflect the diversity of the surrounding community. It is an unpretentious place to experience local shopping traditions and stands within easy walking distance of Gravesend's riverside attractions, St George's Church, and other town centre amenities. Visiting the market gives a flavour of everyday Medway life and offers opportunities to source fresh local produce and regional specialities. The market is particularly busy on Saturday mornings.
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Getting here
Scenic route that passes nearby
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