- The Royal Exchange is where history meets style. Our iconic building — a cultural cornerstone for over four centuries — is today home to some of the most...
- The present Royal Exchange building, opened by Queen Victoria in 1844, was designed by the English architect Sir William Tite.
- The site was notably occupied by the Lloyd's insurance market for nearly 150 years. Today the Royal Exchange contains offices, luxury shops and restaurants.
- The history of The Royal Exchange – London’s first dedicated centre of commerce, and a beautiful spot for drink.
- Standing at the Bank junction of Cornhill and Threadneedle Street is The Royal Exchange, which dates back to the 16th century.
- Selling luxury goods since the Late 1600s boutiques at the Royal Exchange have been open for business since the late 1600s.
- The Royal Exchange continued to trade for nearly 350 years, until it was taken over by the International Financial Futures Exchange in the 1990s.
- Rebuilt after the Great Fire of London, the second Royal Exchange is shown right at the top of a cast-iron water pump on Cornhill which dates from 1799.
- Elizabeth I named it the Royal Exchange in 1571. The building has twice been destroyed by fire but on both occasions it was rebuilt on the same site.
- The London International Financial Futures Exchange (now NYSE Liffe) was based at the Royal Exchange from its inception in 1982 until its move to Cannon...
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