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Regent's Park is one of the greatest attractions in the area. It is divided into the Outer Circle and the Inner Circle. The northern part of the gardens has Regents Canal running through it and London Zoo, whilst the inner circle contains well manicured gardens and the open air theatre. Camden Lock has weekend street markets, popular amongst students and other residents, with numerous alternative, second hand and vintage clothing stalls. Along with all of the eccentric stalls one finds in the area, one can also find pretty much anything one needs. There are electronic stores, top designer stores, and supermarkets. Camden Town is also home to one of the best night scenes in London. There are lots of bars, clubs, pubs, and music venues. Punk Rock was born in this area and the punk style still holds strong. As a result, much of the music one hears in Camden Town is of punk nature. There are endless transportation opportunities in the area. Wherever you live in NW1, there will be a train station close by. There are eight train stations in NW1. They are as follows: Baker Street Station in Travelcard zone 1, which runs on the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Jubilee underground lines. Camden Road Station in Travelcard zone 2, which runs on the London Overground (the North London Line).Camden Town Station in Travelcard zone 2, which runs on the Northern line. Edgware Road Station in Travelcard zone 1, which runs on the Circle, District and Hammersmith & City lines.Euston Station in Travelcard zone 1, which runs on the London Overground and National Rail.Regents Park Station in Travelcard zone 1, on the Bakerloo line. St. Pancras Station in Travelcard zone 1, which runs the National Rail, Eurostar, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria lines. Warren Street Station in Travelcard zone 1, which runs on the Northern and Victoria lines.