Old Spitalfields Market

Old Spitalfields Market is a historic, built-up market in East London. It offers products from local producers and artists, as well as from well-known brands, including Chanel, Dr. Martens or M • A • C. In addition to shops, visitors will find restaurants and cafes as well as occasional themed events.

Spitalfields is a place where, from 1638, Londoners can buy the necessary products. All this thanks to Charles I Stuart, who issued a permit to sell meat, birds and roots. During the English Republic, the market declined, but it was reopened in 1682 to meet the needs of the growing London population. Today, Spitalfields is a modern space hidden in a beautiful historic building, whose appearance has remained unchanged since 1887.