Eastern Market

The Eastern Market in Washington, D.C. is the oldest public market and has been the center of commerce for more than 200 years. It is located on Capitol Hill, in a historic brick building of the XIX century, recognized as an architectural monument. The Eastern market is much smaller than traditional public markets, but it still remains a culinary treasure trove filled with history, tradition and delicious food.

There is a wide range of farm products, including fresh meat, bakery products, cheeses, vegetables and fruits. The attraction of the Eastern market is the flea market, striking with its diversity. Craftsmen and antiques dealers offer a large selection of products from all over the world.

The market gallery hosts art exhibitions, musical and theatrical performances. The Eastern market has a long history and is one of the most attractive tourist attractions.