Camden Town has long been associated with an alternative ‘counterculture’ however while there is still a cool ‘punky’ vibe, it is one of the most popular and exciting tourist destinations in the capital with its world-famous markets, eateries, bars, theatres and art spaces all fizzing with energy. Camden Properties range from small, low rise blocks to magnificent Georgian and Victorian mansions suiting all pockets and welcoming arty creatives, wealthy professionals and online and media executives looking for pseudo-central London property but with the green space, out-of-town shopping and municipal facilities associated with more traditional north London suburbia. Public Transport London Underground Camden Town (Northern Line – Zone 2) Chalk Farm (Northern Line – Zone 2) Mornington Crescent (Northern Line – Zone 2) Trains Kings Cross St. Pancras – Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Leeds, Newcastle, Scotland Euston – Watford Junction, Manchester, Chester, Northampton, Liverpool, Birmingham Buses The bus routes in and out of Camden cover most of north and northeast London going up to Highgate, Muswell Hill and Finchley and across to Wood Green and Hackney. East to Euston and The City, west to Kilburn, Notting Hill and Kensington and south towards Victoria, Clapham and Waterloo.