Old Billingsgate

Old Billingsgate is a historic Victorian-era building in London, originally constructed in 1875 as the world's largest fish market. Located on Lower Thames Street, it features an impressive arcaded market hall designed by architect Horace Jones. After the fish market relocated in 1982, the building was refurbished by Richard Rogers and transformed into a vibrant hospitality and events venue. Today, it stands as a significant Grade II listed landmark, attracting tourists and researchers interested in London's architectural heritage and history.