Amy Winehouse in Camden: Statue, Pubs & Walking Guide
Amy Winehouse in Camden: The Statue, Her Pubs and a Walking Guide
Where to find the Amy Winehouse statue, why it is in Camden, the pubs and places she loved, and a self-guided walk, from a poster studio a few minutes away.
Key facts (updated 2026-11-10):
- The Amy Winehouse statue is in the Stables Market, Camden Market; unveiled 14 September 2014 (her 31st birthday), by sculptor Scott Eaton.
- Her Camden haunts: The Hawley Arms, The Good Mixer, The Dublin Castle and the Roundhouse. She lived in Camden Square.
- Albums: Frank (2003) and Back to Black (2006), which won five Grammy Awards in 2008.
- Amy Winehouse lyric prints and pub posters from 98 Types Studio, Camden Market, from £3.
📋 In This Guide
Where is the statue of Amy Winehouse?
Quick answer: the life-size bronze statue of Amy Winehouse stands in the Stables Market, part of Camden Market, in north London (Chalk Farm Road, NW1). It was created by sculptor Scott Eaton and unveiled on 14 September 2014, on what would have been her 31st birthday. It shows Amy in her signature style, with her beehive hair and a Star of David necklace.
The statue is free to visit at any time the market is open, every day from 10am. It is about a five-minute walk from our poster stall in Market Hall, and a few minutes from Camden Lock.
Why is the Amy Winehouse statue in Camden?
Quick answer: because Camden was Amy Winehouse's home. She lived in the area for years, drank in its pubs, played its venues and was a familiar face on its streets. She died at her home in Camden Square on 23 July 2011, at the age of 27, and her family chose Camden for the statue so that fans could remember her in the place she loved most.
Where did Amy Winehouse hang out in Camden?
Quick answer: Amy Winehouse's best-known Camden haunts were The Hawley Arms, her favourite local by Camden Lock, The Good Mixer on Inverness Street, the music pub The Dublin Castle on Parkway, and the Roundhouse, where she performed. She lived in several homes in Camden, including Camden Square.
- The Hawley Arms (Castlehaven Road): the pub most associated with Amy, near Camden Lock.
- The Good Mixer (Inverness Street): a classic Camden music pub, which also appears in the film Back to Black.
- The Dublin Castle (Parkway): one of Camden's most famous small music venues.
- The Roundhouse (Chalk Farm Road): the legendary venue where she performed.
- Camden Square: where she lived; fans still leave messages nearby.
- The Stables Market: home of her statue.
We have illustrated her favourite pubs as posters in our 98 London Pubs Art Gallery:
A self-guided Amy Winehouse walk in Camden
You can see the main places in about an hour, all on foot:
- Start at Camden Town station and walk up Camden High Street.
- Turn into Inverness Street for The Good Mixer.
- Continue to Parkway for The Dublin Castle.
- Head to Camden Lock and Castlehaven Road for The Hawley Arms.
- Cross into the Stables Market to see the statue.
- Finish at the Roundhouse on Chalk Farm Road, and stop by our stall in Market Hall to see her lyric prints.
The 2024 biopic Back to Black was filmed in many of these places. See them all on our London Film & TV Locations Map.
Can you visit Amy Winehouse's grave?
Quick answer: Amy Winehouse was cremated, and her ashes were buried beside her grandmother, Cynthia, at Edgwarebury Jewish Cemetery in Edgware, north London. It is an active cemetery rather than a tourist site, so if you visit, check its opening times first and please be respectful of other mourners. Many fans prefer to pay tribute at her statue in Camden instead.
Her music and legacy
Amy Winehouse released two studio albums, Frank (2003) and Back to Black (2006). Back to Black became one of the best-selling British albums of the century and won her five Grammy Awards in 2008. The Amy Winehouse Foundation, set up by her family, supports young people. Her songs are among the most loved lyric prints in our studio:
Browse more in our song lyric prints and our Amy Winehouse posters.
Visit us in Camden
98 Types Studio is in Market Hall, Camden Lock Place, Lower Floor, Stall 3, NW1 8AL, a few minutes from Amy's statue and The Hawley Arms. Open every day 10am–6pm, with prints from £3 and buy 3, get 1 free. Read our Camden Market guide to plan your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the statue of Amy Winehouse?
In the Stables Market, part of Camden Market, on Chalk Farm Road in Camden, north London. It was unveiled on 14 September 2014, on what would have been her 31st birthday.
Why is the Amy Winehouse statue in Camden?
Because Camden was her home: she lived in the area, drank in its pubs and played its venues, and she died at her home in Camden Square in 2011.
Where did Amy Winehouse hang out in Camden?
The Hawley Arms, The Good Mixer, The Dublin Castle and the Roundhouse were among her best-known Camden haunts.
Can you visit Amy Winehouse's grave?
Her ashes were buried beside her grandmother at Edgwarebury Jewish Cemetery in Edgware. It is an active cemetery, so check opening times and be respectful; many fans visit her statue in Camden instead.
Who made the Amy Winehouse statue?
The bronze statue was created by sculptor Scott Eaton.
Where can I buy Amy Winehouse prints in Camden?
98 Types Studio in Camden's Market Hall sells Amy Winehouse lyric prints (Back to Black, Rehab, Valerie and more), a Back to Black film poster and posters of her favourite pubs.
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