Experts' Choice Award Market Hall
What the experts agree on
Chipping Campden's iconic 17th-century Market Hall anchors the High Street with honey-colored stone and distinctive pillared design. This charming Jacobean structure once served dairy farmers and remains the village's most photographed landmark.
Fodor's "The broad High Street, lined with stone houses and shops, follows a captivating curve. In the center, on Market Street, is the Market Hall, a gabled Jacobean structure built by Sir Baptiste Hicks" Full review
Lonely Planet Top Choice
"Chipping Campden's highly photogenic, honey-toned, little 17th-century Market Hall, an open-sided pillared building where dairy farmers used to sell their produce, stands halfway along the high street" Full review
