Bromley Recognized As One of the UK’s Best Market Towns To Visit

A travel firm named Bromley a top market town. They looked at age, museums, and buildings. Google ratings for markets also mattered. Bromley ranked fifth, after Beverley. Richmond and Kingston were other London spots.

They called Bromley lively, with a market feel, with stores and things to do close by. Bromley’s market is on the busy main street. The Glades mall and entertainment are nearby.

The market opens on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. They sell food and handmade items. Shoppers gave it a 4.2 on Google. Bromley has parks, such as Norman Park.

Downe is a relaxing village near Bromley. Charles Darwin once lived there! Bromley got its name from yellow broom flowers. They celebrated “Broom Day” until 1939. You can still see broom flowers on Martin’s Hill. It’s near Primark, open mid-April to May.

Bromley has 430 historic buildings too. The Old Town Hall became a hotel. Bromley has over 1,400 local businesses! This helped it rank high as a market town.

Chislehurst has many local businesses. Take a bus from Bromley, it takes six minutes. Chislehurst Caves are a fun attraction there. They filmed the BBC show “Merlin” there. The high street has shops plus food spots. Bank House and Cinnamon Culture are great choices.