52 Christmas In South London, Friday, November 18, 2011


Glorious T Greenwich


acinema, plenty of bars, cafes and restau- rants, athriving market, lots of fun, funky and interesting shops and excel- lent transportlinks, it just about has it all. The market is agood place to


HERE is something very special about Greenwich. Aworld heritage park, a Royal Observatory, twolovelytheatres,


start. Youwill find antique and collectables on Thursdays and the extremelypopular arts and crafts market on Friday, Saturdays and Sundays. Here youare bound to find


or if youjust need something to help youout with cooking Christmas dinner. Forjewellerygifts head to JohnnyRocket


great gifts no matter whoyou are buying for and whatever your budget, whether youwant jewellery, clothes, something for the kids, cards, soaps or even food. There is always plenty to tempt the visitors! Forthe cook in the family,


and for agreat selection of traditional board and card games check out Compendia. This great shop is aGreenwich institu- tion and has gifts galore! If youare looking for a Christmas outfit, Belle has it cov- ered with abeautiful collection of separates and dresses. Youcan also stock up on stocking filler gifts such as gloves, sumptuous scarvesand jewellery. Other great places for gifts are


Hide All, Sophia&Matt, Joyand Bullfrog. Father Christmas will be mak-


beat apath to Bert&Betty.This lovely shop has much youwill need to kit out your kitchen in style from pots and pans to some fun and colourful utensils. Ideal as gifts


Favourite: Bert &Betty in Greenwich


And when you’ve had enough of all that shopping beat apath to Peter De Wit’scafe, for awell deservedcup of tea!


ing aguest appearance at the market from November 30 and will be an ideal chance for chil- dren to tell him what theyreally want in their stockings on Christmas morning.


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