Leadenhall Market

Leadenhall Market is an old Victorian food-hall dating back to medieval times. Its iron and glass exterior is dimly lit inside, and looks for all the world like a slice of Dickens.

It now contains a find set of restaurants and a selection of fish, meat, cheese and poultry stores… with wine and chocolate shops if you’re feeling naughty.

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Address:

Leadenhall Market, Whittington Avenue (just off Gracechurch Street), The City,
London EC3V 0DR
England

Bus route:

11 15 17 21 23 25 40 42 43 76 78 100 133 135 141 153 211 242 271 344 521

Train station:

Bank CN DLR NR WC, Cannon Street CR DS, Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street CN CR HC MP, Monument CR DS

Opening times:

7–4 (Mon–Fri)

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Did you know… Leadenhall Market doubled-up as Diagon Alley in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

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