The unique environment of the Östermalm Saluhall Market Hall, filled with the best culinary traditions, is always a source of inspiration.     Even during Lisa's time when the 20th century was still young, the market attracted Stockholm's gourmets and food-lovers. Today, it is one of the most beautiful and best preserved of Europe's indoor markets and still retains its original purpose and traditions.     The Östermalm Saluhall market opened its doors in November 1888 only six months after the building work started. Owing to high rents it got off to a slow start, but after the act of 1915 prohibiting outdoor selling, the hall was soon full.     This beautiful building, designed by architects Gustav Clason and Kasper Salin, almost succumbed to the wave of demolition that swept through Stockholm in the 1960s, but the unique interior with its 28 metre ceiling height was saved in the nick of time. Instead, extensive improvements were made to the hall in the 1970s, followed by careful renovation between 1995 and 1997.     The Östermalm Saluhall Market Hall, has its own website, but we have also composed a potted history of our own unique place of work. Download it here (Swedish version, pdf reader required).
	Would you like to find out more about our fantastic market? Click on the Östermalm Saluhall website link. Bon appetit!         You can find our location in the Östermalm Saluhall from our market plan. As you can see, we have plenty of room for parties both large and small. You can look around the market by clicking on our QTVR panorama. See you there!