The Corn Exchange, a Grade II listed Victorian building, is one of Doncaster’s architectural treasures. Constructed in 1870, it originally served as a bustling trading hub, reflecting the city’s importance in the agricultural and commercial industries. Its grand façade, featuring ornate stonework and arched windows, symbolises the prosperity of 19th-century Doncaster.
Recent renovations have revitalised the Corn Exchange into a versatile and vibrant space. The updates include the removal of a central mezzanine to restore the building's original open-plan layout, revealing its stunning heritage features. Modern upgrades, such as improved accessibility and new gallery flooring, ensure the space caters to contemporary needs while preserving its historic charm.
Now hosting artisan markets, workshops, and cultural events, the Corn Exchange continues to be a centrepiece of Doncaster's market quarter. Its seamless integration with the adjacent International Food Hall and Market Square offers visitors a dynamic shopping and cultural experience, blending tradition with innovation.
Location
- Doncaster Corn Exchange
- Doncaster
- South Yorkshire
- DN1 1LQ
