Leadenhall Market
City, Ship Tavern Passage, London, Greater London EC3V 1LY, UK
Description:
Leadenhall Market is an indoor market that always offers fresh poultry, meat and high quality fish. It is a popular place for London workers during lunch or lunch because the market is located in the historic heart of the City of London.
Trade on this place was conducted in the old days, but its current appearance - a building of glass and wrought iron - the market acquired only in 1881. The market structure was designed by Horace Jones (also known as the architect of the Billingsgate and Smithfield markets). Since then, the market has been very popular. Now on it, in addition to products, you can buy clothes and handmade items.
In the 1990s, the market changed dramatically after a major overhaul.