The Giant West London Flea Market

Under the Hammersmith Flyover Flea. Our Giant under the Flyover Flea is one of London’s most uniquely positioned flea markets, set beneath a vast concrete A4 Westway canopy and hosting over 100 of the finest traders of antique decor, period home fixtures & fittings, decorative & architectural antiques, garden furniture, vintage lighting, garms & treasures, and house clearance bargains.Taking place beneath the iconic Hammersmith Flyover, the market benefits from natural shelter, offering shade on warmer days and some protection from the elements when the weather turns. Open come rain or shine, it’s a dependable destination for weekend treasure hunting.Sprawling under the flyover in the heart of West London, Under the Flyover Flea is West London's go-to destination for pre-loved artefacts and serious bargains.Visitors are invited to seek out one-of-a-kind treasures and refresh their living spaces with unexpected finds, sourced by a community of experienced traders who travel across the UK and Europe to uncover yesteryear’s gems. The result is a market where everything has a story, and nothing feels ordinary.Located moments from Hammersmith Tube Station and close to the currently pedestrianised Hammersmith Bridge, the market is easily accessible for both North / South Londoners locals and visitors alike.Championing sustainable shopping and independent traders, our Under the Flyover Flea offers a vibrant, community-driven alternative to the high street—where every purchase is unique, and every visit promises discovery. £2 entry – cash or contactless on the door Children under 16 go free10am – 5pm Most traders take card payments, and many can arrange delivery for larger itemsToilets available | Wheelchair accessible | Dog friendly Hammersmith Broadway Shopping Centre has public toilets right next to the tube station, literally a two-minute walk. They’re open daily from seven thirty in the morning till eight at night, including Saturdays, with disabled access and baby changing. It costs fifty pence though. There’s also Livat Hammersmith on King Street with free toilets open till six on Saturdays.Getting here Sussex Place Car Park, London W6 9PJ2-minute walk from Hammersmith Station (District, Piccadilly, Circle & Hammersmith & City lines)Buses to Hammersmith (Bus Station / nearby stops): 9, 10, 27, 33, 72, 190, 209, 211, 220, 266, 267, 283, 295, 391, 419, 485, H91 All stop within a 3–5 minute walkDriving? Nearby paid parking:Livat Car Park, Glenthorne Rd, London W6 0BT St Augustine’s Car Park (2–5 min walk) Closest option, right by Hammersmith Station NCP Hammersmith Grove (6–8 min walk) Larger multi-storey if the closer car park is full We encourage visitors to travel by foot or bicycle – there’s plenty of bike parking nearby