Last Updated on January 7, 2021
You will find the Fulton Fish Market located in the Bronx. It is one of the biggest fish markets in the United States of America and was featured in a documentary about fish markets that the BBC produced.
#4 – Feskekorka
©Flickr
From New York, USA, we move to Europe. This fish market is located in Sweden, and it is one of the biggest indoor fish markets in the world. People who live in the vicinity of this fish market certainly have their fill of fish!
They can buy fresh fish whenever they feel the need to do so. The name of this fish market translates into English as Fish Church, because the building in which the fish market is placed resembles a Neo-Gothic Church.
#5 – Busan Cooperative Fish Market
©Foursquare
If you don’t want to utter this mouthful, you can just say BCFM. As for us, we think that Busan Cooperative Fish Market has quite the ring to it! This fish market is located in South Korea in a city called Busan—hence the name!
Statistically speaking, the market is responsible for supplying 30% of the fish consumed by the whole country. You can only imagine, therefore, the sheer size of this fish market.
#6 – Hamburg Fish Market
©trendrr
This specific fish market is located in Germany; more specifically, in the famous city of Hamburg. You will want to visit this fish market if you are a lover of seafood—to be honest, you need to visit it however complicated your relationship with seafood is.
Granted, this fresh seafood market does not only sell fish (other food items are present as well); nevertheless, it is most famous for the variety of seafood it offers to fish enthusiasts.
#7 – Billingsgate Market
©Wikipedia
From fish boat to the Billingsgate Market—this fish market offers the freshest seafood you could wish for. It is located in the city of London and is managed by The City of London Cooperation.
If you are near and you want to check out this fish market, make sure that you organize your trip sometime between Tuesday and Saturday, as the fish market does not open on Mondays and Sundays.
