Do you want to decor your home but can't find any place for wide various things in one place... Don't worry I have a solution for all of that creative people. Buy home decor articles like flower vase, artificial plants, planter, lights, show piece,ceramic teapots, plates, beautiful kitchen items and many more from one place.. There are 15 20 stalls in new market , which have wide varieties of home decor items in affordable price. Please visit there. I swear you are in love with it.

Best one of the market of Kolkata. Garment, household things, shoes, leathers item, groceries and more you will get here. It's a big market and a large number of footfall.

The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street (Mirza Ghalib Street/Rani Rasmoni Road). Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market" Some of the earliest English quarters of Calcutta were in an area known then as Dalhousie Square. Terretti and Lalbazar nearby were the customary shopping haunts of the British. Later settlements arose in Kashaitola, Dharmatala and Chowringhee. By the 1850s, British colonists held sway in Calcutta and displayed increasing contempt for the "natives" and an aversion to brushing shoulders with them at the bazaars. In 1871, moved by a well orchestrated outcry from English residents, a committee of the Calcutta Corporation began to contemplate a market which would be the preserve of Calcutta's British residents. Spurred by the committee's deliberations, the Corporation purchased Lindsay Street, made plans to raze the old Fenwick's Bazar located there, and commissioned Richard Roskell Bayne, an architect of the East Indian Railway Company, to design the Victorian Gothic market complex which would take its place. It began to take shape in 1873, and Bayne was honoured for his achievement with a Rs. 1,000 rupee award, a large sum in the 1870s. Mackintosh Burn was the builder. The giant shopping arcade was thrown open to the English populace with some fanfare on 1 January 1874. News of Calcutta's first municipal market spread rapidly. Affluent colonials from all over India shopped at exclusive retailers like Ranken and Company (dressmakers), Cuthbertson and Harper (shoe-merchants) and R.W. Newman or Thacker Spink, the famous stationers and book-dealers. Sir Stuart Hogg, then the Chairman of Calcutta Corporation, had shown tenacious support for the plans to build the New Market. So, 28 years later, on 2 December 1903, the market was officially named Sir Stuart Hogg Market and later shortened to Hogg Market. Bengali society, in the British era, called it Hogg Shaheber Bajaar, a name that is still in use, just as a painting of Sir Stuart Hogg still hangs in Calcutta Corporation's portrait gallery. But the earliest provisional nickname, New Market, which remained in use throughout, proved to have the most sticking power. New Market's growth kept pace with the city until World War II. The northern portion of the market came up in 1909 at an expense of 6 lakh rupees. Despite the gathering storm of World War II, an extension was engineered on the south flank, and the historic clock tower on the southern end of the market was shipped over from Huddersfield and installed in the 1930s. Florists were located near the front entrance, and stalls selling fresh and preserved foods were placed towards the rear of the market. Beyond the vegetable stalls, fishmongers and slaughterhouse butchers plied their trade, and, until the mid-1970s, at the very back of the market, exotic animals from all over the British Empire could be bought as pets.

This market is really very old. Previously it was named Hogg Market followed by the British man Hogg. This market is famous for the clothes and accessories. But you should be conscious and confident. Because there are lots of options, by which you can be fooled by the shopkeepers. You can depart at Esplanade to reach this market.

'New Market' is a Popular Place in "The City of Joy- Kolkata". This Market is mainly at *Dharmatala* Open Air Market where You find your needs with reasonable price. It is 'Cheap Price-Best Product' Market in West Bengal. You can go with Your Friends, Family. But Maybe Bike or Car Parking issue will Happen. I will Suggest You to go there by Metro or Bus. Nearby of This Market Another Biggest Electronic 💡⚡ of West Bengal is there. It is Known as 'Chandi Chowk' where you can Buy New-Old Every Product. I will Suggest if You want to Buy Laptop or Desktop then Visit E-mall which is also Famous in this Place. You will also get Various Food Items in this Market. New Market's growth kept pace with the city until World War II. The northern portion of the market came up in 1909 at an expense of 6 lakh rupees. Despite the gathering storm of World War II, an extension was engineered on the south flank, and the historic clock tower on the southern end of the market was shipped over from Huddersfield and installed in the 1930s.[5] Florists were located near the front entrance, and stalls selling fresh and preserved foods were placed towards the rear of the market. Beyond the vegetable stalls, fishmongers and slaughterhouse butchers plied their trade, and, until the mid-1970s, at the very back of the market, exotic animals from all over the British Empire could be bought as pets.

Vintage market area in kolkata.New market previously known as Hogg Market.One can get almost each and everything in here.During puja and Christmas seasons huge number of crowds gathered here.Beside that thousands of people visit this market every day. Every kind of products are available in here.

Hello people, What to say about this place. You will surely get a feel or vibe of the old Kolkata here. The smell and view of the old traditional Kolkata. There are many shops inside this market place. You will surely find the things you look for. It is one of congested and busiest matket places in Kolkata. Kindly follow all the Covid protocols while visiting this place. Please encourage me by giving a 👍, if you find this review helpful. You can follow me on Instagram too (@awrijit). Peace n ❤.

This is a best place for pocket friendly shopping..

From the time I got my ability to visit my city alone...I found my family my Pappa everyone's only one fav shopping destination is NEW MARKET...so after my 10th class examination I used to move from tollygunge to esplanade for my own shopping n to spend a lovely time inside the Market...each n every single side of the place I love the most...and the hospitality, the warmth and the quality of products are just Awesome... I am a very Happy n Proud figure of all NEW MARKET LOVERS.

One of the must visit at evening for travellers mainly.Its buzzing,happening area where you will get everything at a cheap price,Which makes it a cheapest market of Kolkata too.It's in the center of Kolkata so plenty of transportation available to take you around or take you back as well.

New Market is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street (Mirza Ghalib Street/Rani Rasmoni Road). Although primarily New Market referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market". Cake Chocolate Street Food Marketing

Christmas time it is!! This place is all set to welcome the festivities with its full glory. A very crowded place in the heart of Kolkata. This market has anything and everything under the single roof. The alley of shops and the chaos is what makes it so special for me. A perfect place for shopping with friends and family. The prices are really Low.. Try all sorts of bargaining skills when it comes to Hogg Market. From food , stationery, crockery, clothes, footwear to jewellery...you will find everything here. Open Everyday!! Open till late night. Must visit if you are travelling to Kolkata!!

Best shopping place in Kolkata. The market starts by 12 pm everyday but Many of the street shops start after 6pm. Try to have cash and do BARGAINING to get best deal. Don't think of quality when you getting for lesser price. No parking facilities so cab or local bus you can choose, but if you traveling in bus be careful of Pickpocketer because when you have more stuff in your hands you may not feel when they try to rob from your pockets. Carry your bag to put all your purchased stuffs because you cannot carry all small small cover in your hand. You will be lucky if you see TRAM. 😁😁☺

New Market, also known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is one of Kolkata's oldest and most famous markets. It was built in the late 19th century and remains a bustling shopping destination. The market offers a wide array of goods including clothing, accessories, electronics, souvenirs, spices, and more. It's divided into various sections selling different items, and it's a popular spot for both locals and tourists looking for a diverse shopping experience.

A piece of history is this market. Since time unknown I have been visiting this market with my folks and the experience has been wholesome every time. There is nothing that this market doesn't offer. From food items to dress materials, shoes, ornaments, daily requirements, home furnishings, imported chocolates and many more. The true confluence of culture can be seen at its very lanes. Visiting New market which also houses the oldest market in Kolkata should be an essential part of the tourists.

New Market, officially known as Hogg Market, is a renowned and historic shopping complex located in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Here are some key details about New Market: History: New Market was established in 1874 during the British colonial era and was originally named after Sir Stuart Hogg, the then Chairman of the Calcutta Corporation. In 1903, it was officially renamed New Market to differentiate it from the older Sir Stuart Hogg Market. Architecture: The market's architecture combines Victorian and Gothic styles, with an iconic clock tower in the center. This architectural style adds to the charm and character of the market. Shopping: New Market is one of Kolkata's most popular shopping destinations, offering a wide range of products. Visitors can find a variety of items, including clothing, textiles, jewelry, electronics, books, cosmetics, and much more. It is particularly renowned for its diverse selection of clothing and fabrics. Diversity of Shops: The market features a mix of local and international shops and stalls. While there are numerous local vendors selling traditional Indian garments and accessories, you can also find outlets of well-known international brands. Food and Dining: New Market is not just a shopping hub but also a food lover's paradise. It hosts a range of food stalls, restaurants, and eateries serving a variety of local and international cuisines. It's a great place to sample Kolkata's street food. Festive Atmosphere: The market comes alive during festivals such as Durga Puja and Christmas. During these times, New Market is beautifully decorated, and special events and sales are organized to celebrate the festive spirit. Accessibility: Situated in the heart of Kolkata, New Market is easily accessible by various modes of transportation, including taxis, buses, and the city's metro system. Its central location makes it a convenient shopping destination for both locals and tourists.

Vibrant and colourful. New Market has a certain charm which only people who have visited earlier before the 90's, will understand. Everything one may need....from pins and hair clips, to good and fancy sarees and suits, to all kinds of cosmetics, bags, fresh flowers,. Furnishings, etc....are all available.

Oldest market place in not only Kolkata but also in Great India (150 year old). There are thousands of shops established later on surrounding the market. This is best market place for all class people. You can meet all your marketing needs here. The area is also popular for international tourists because of historic sites close by the market.

Bargaining Power, Awareness of actual market price and handling the pressure, hustle and bustle of hawkers and peddlers. The top and foremost prioritised quality one must possess before making any purchase here is the bargaining power. They demand double the price of replica products, obnoxious. Rather, don't buy anything from street hawkers or if you do, bargain hard. Assuming you already know your purchase and the current market price so you should not get manipulated and bamboozled by them. Do a bit of research and make up your mind before buying, ” I should not pay more than your set price.” Rather leave out than overpay.

Nice place for shopping in cheap rate. But always crowded even if there is any celebration time or not. But you have to do a lot of bargaining because the store people make you fool for their products. If you go there always make sure to use any ties and always keep a mask on.

you can find the best product with cheap cost if you have the power of bargaining....the place which has it's great historic value!!!

This is a well known maket, almost 150 years old. (149- to be exact) However it is not very maintained neither is clean. Biggest problem is that the surroundings are now totally blocked and encroached by hawkers. Finding a car parking place is nightmare also the underground parking is too not working. There is no control over the hawkers neither is anybody wants to clear the area. I still remember comparatively empty roads 8-10 years ago but now it is total chaotic. Only positive thing is once you get inside new market which is a huge covered place, there it is much less crowded. And variety of shops and items are also good.

If you want something,this place has it.One of the best shopping places in kolkata and also a pretty good place for foodies.Different types of stores including Clothing,Kid's toys,Chocolates,lights,Tree are available.New market is situated right in the middle of dharmatala making it very easy to locate.But you might wanna keep a lookout for pickpockets.Come here on weekdays to avoid the huge footjams on Sunday and saturday.But if you don't mind crowd,then come on the weekends.

New Market which was also known earlier as Hogg Market happens to be the epicentre of shopping in Kolkata. There was a famous saying, "if it's not found in New Market, it can not be found anywhere". With it's variety of shops and products it still lures shoppers and gives a tough competition to emerging new age malls. Anyone who has been in Esplanade or Dharamtalla and has not visited New Market, is not considered to be visiting Kolkata. Kolkata without New Market is not Kolkata at all. A highly recommended place even if you don't plan to shop.

you may name it the coronary heart of Kolkata, be familiar with New marketplace and you may get almost everything from here, you could see a big collection of jewelry, baggage, clothes here;however you've got to be an professional in bergaining. because it's a crowded region you've to be a touch careful of your property. And you can flavor numerous street food here.

Great place for shopping but during pujas take some time and go because it really gets crowded

It is best place for shopping with family as well your best friend. They have massager machine and 3d video games are available in there.

The new market 👌 one of the largest and popular market in kolkata where you can fulfill your small to large desires. It's very crowded all the time. At festive time it become worse. Too much gathering. Maximum shops are there all together. Latest fashion clothes, shoes (kolkata's one of the popular shoe bran '' shreeleathers'' is also here) shopping malls, multiplex metro building, restaurants, everything is here. This is located in dharmatala esplanade so nearest metro station is esplanade metro station and also you can come here by bus. Railway station located little away from it. So come by road or best option is metro. So if you visiting kolkata you must visit this place

Best location family time pass and shopping

New Market.. which is Hogg Market.. i am visiting this area since 2001. The ultimate shopping destination for business people too..for baking..cooking stuff or raw material..sabzi. Even its a foodies paradise..Scoop..aminia..Ruchika...khalsa restaurant..even the roadside shops... Heaven for junk jewellery..chandrani pearls and sreeletHers is there.. Masala pAtti for Spices...

Loved it... You will get clothes in a very cheap price.. Also sports accessories are available in lower price.. Lot of football clubs and there grounds here.. The atmosphere of the surrounding in amazing and charming.. One of the best heritage place of the entire Kolkata.. One should visit at least once in a year this place..

If you're a shopaholic then this is your paradise. Bargaining is a must. From regular daily use staffs to exotic antic jewelry and decors, you can find all.

Visited kolkata's one of the most famous market Dharmatala and decided to have a look at new market . Lots of sellers vendors and buyers from different part of kolkata and also out side of kolkata some foreigners are also there . Different types of items are available in there cloths, jewellery, stationary, daily useable stuff, imitation jewellery different types of food items like kulfi , fruit chaat , kachori and lots more . Place is crowded but those who love shopping must visit there once for getting costly items in a cheaper price .

The New Market, historical known as Hogg market following Sir Stuart Hogg is like 150 yrs old. This historical market place has huge collection of daily use cloth to bridal / groom collection and what not!!! You are planning marketing many shopping in one place, then this is one of the best place in Kolkata. Along with shopping, one can have choice of many restaurants so, spending a full day is not an issue at all. This place is well connected via Metro station and bus routes. If you are planning to drive here then identify the parking options before hand as getting the plan in general is tough!

One of the oldest marketplaces in Kolkata, India. This place offers a numerous amount of facilities and shopping varieties. One can find almost anything here. This market is specially popular for the people of Bangladesh. It's near to the Indian museum and Victoria memorial thus making it a tourist attraction as well. This place requires some redecorating and repairing since the architecture is not modern and there are lack of modern facilities.

The new market is located on the Lindsay Street in Kolkata. This is one of the crowded place in Kolkata. A variety of things are available here. A lots of things are available here as per the reach of both high and low classes. It is a great for bargain shopping. The best Street food here is a must try. A must visit place.

A place I always love to visit, that never gets old. A lot of things are available here as per the reach of both high and low class. A variety of things are available here, but the fun of bargain shopping is different from the roadside shops. The best street food here is a must try. ❤😋

A lively place of old kolkata where chaos and huge crowd is a normal life. A great number of people seat with their shop beside the narrow road of new market. The red old building is an iconic one which indirectly take your attention when you come for the first time. Lots of brands and cheap rated products are available which is really useful for travellers

The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street (Mirza Ghalib Street/Rani Rasmoni Road). Newmarket is a place to shop for garments & accessories, flowers, different food items including raw meat, fish, vegetables and fruits and even spices. There are crockeries and utensil stores. It also has a florist section dealing with exotic flowers.

This place has magic in itself. Well what to say about this place!! Words are less, I find peace in its crowd. This place is very happening! You will see happy faces all around! You get food you get shoes, you get clothings, accessory, ice creams, restaurants(kfc, burger King, wow momo, Purani Delhi 6 etc), malls(simpark Mall), branded showrooms(Adidas, Puma, Nike), you will see grand hotel, Sree leathers, and people 💕. You can get many things from here. It's a place for visit, a place fir shoping, a place for hangout with friends and the special ones!! Reaching to this is is very easy, 1. You can get down at sealdha if you're coming by train and take a bus(infront of NRS) to Dharmatala/Esplanade, takes 15 minutes to reach. 2. Now if you're coming by metro get down at Esplanade and you're here, you can also come from Park Street metro station. And if you're coming by bus only you can take a bus to Dharmatala from your place. Happy visit 🌻

New Market is Heart of Kolkata. Today we enjoyed at New Market areas. Crowded in the area as usual on special occasions. Today is Holday to observe Guru Nanak's Birthday.

Very busy road.... Good jewellery.. need to bargain more here.. that's the only trick you've. Many place the fixed price board.. try other shops don't waste time

The most famous market in Kolkata, known for its variety and vibrancy.

I visited One of the best place Kolkata New market area. One of the best place to shop in kolkata, u will find everything that u want to buy here, just need to do a bit of bargaining and if u are a street food lover then u can visit this place and eat.

The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street. Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market". Despite the appearance of new air-conditioned, American-style, shopping malls all over Kolkata, New Market, which has survived two devastating fires and regular flooding, remains at the core of the shopping experience in the city. Over 2000 stalls under its roof sell everything from clothing to wheeled luggage to electronics to a special cheese found nowhere else. Under its apparent chaos lie extraordinary finds as well as remarkable bargains. Newmarket is a place to shop for garments & accessories, flowers, different food items including raw meat, fish, vegetables and fruits and even spices. There are crockeries and utensil stores. It also has a florist section dealing with exotic flowers. It is situated on Lindsay Street, Kolkata (Calcutta), just off Chowringhee Road, the market is open 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Monday to Friday, until 7 p.m. on Saturdays, and closed on Sundays. There are several renowned confectioners in New Market: Nahoum & Sons (estd. 1902)[6][7] is truly historic, with its original mahogany cabinetry and marble counters. For over a century, millions of customers have sworn by Nahoum's Rich Fruit Cake, its brownies, marzipan, macaroons and much more. Imperial Confectioners and D Gama compete for a close second and third place. Kalimpong Cheese and Bandel Cheese are local cheese available only in New Market. Kalimpong Cheese comes from the North Bengal tourist spot of Kalimpong, it can be crumbled into salad or eaten raw.[8] Bandel Cheese is an Asian cheese originated in an erstwhile Portuguese colony, Bandel located in eastern India. It is an indigenous unripened, salted soft variety of cheese made in perforated pots. It is similar to Surti paneer but made from cow's milk.[9] Available in two varieties, plain (white) and smoked (brown).[10] Bandel cheese is well salted and can be stored. Wikipedia

Numerous shops with numerous options to buy with plethora of price ranges ... Must visit if you are in Kolkata...

Hogg Market has its own elegance and glory... Even today's world when there are lots of shopping mall are triumphing in Kolkata's market, Hogg Market stands strong and giving a great fight to the shopping malls...Wide varity of good quality products in cheap rates attracts people from all economic background... In Durga Puja shopping time,Christmas time humongous crowd gathered here...If you want to taste the flavour of Kolkata,you must visit Hogg Market at least once in your life time...

A place which has plenty to offer. A paradise for shoppers. You will get everything you may be looking for at affordable rates. Pricing is reasonable however a little bargain can help you to crack the best deal.

One of the oldest shopping complexes in Kolkata. There are numerous shops inside. The famous Nahoum's is also here. You can get all types of clothings, bags, cake utensils, dry fruits etc. from here but you must bargain to get a good deal.

Cheap stalls for accesories for females outside the market .inside market u would feel nostalgic as old shops lined up and the ambience is superb even exceptional towards main entry were u would find cakes and pastries with exotic chocolates too.

The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market,[2] is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street (Mirza Ghalib Street/Rani Rasmoni Road). Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market

Nice place. I liked kolkata

One of the oldest market of kolkata... It is ginei market..u cn get anything here

Nice place for visit if you want to shop in kolkata. Full of vast variety of products at a very reasonable price also without compromising with the quality. It is near(around 1.5kms) to the victoria memorial.

One of my favorite place for shopping in India. You will get all kinds of your needs here. There are almost all brand shops like Adidas, Nike, Raymond, Jockey etc here. This is the one place to get all things. Price is comparetively low in small shops. And street foods around here are awesome. You should test as much as you can.

New Market Kolkata: Shopper's Paradise New Market in Kolkata is a shopper's paradise offering an extensive range of Indian and Western clothing, artificial jewelry, and more. What sets it apart is its commitment to providing wholesale prices to both retailers and customers. It's a vibrant hub for fashion and miscellaneous finds, making it a must-visit in the city.

Its a crowded marketplace so its ideal to visit during off peak hours. But its a good place to hang out in the city. Very beautiful place and historical Bazaar will organizations only the development of metro 🚋 just make more traffic. We visited this market, to buy marble idol of a goddess. There are many shops which offer different shapes, sizes, prices of various marble & stone statues and idols. You can get it customized per your requirements. There are other shops also for clothing, accessories etc.

It's a one destination stop for clothes. From high end to low end, from daily wear to festive wear. They have everything for everyone. Personally I feel it's good and has an extensive variety of indian wear.

The new market was one of the best market in the world.Half of the market was destroyed by fire deliberately set by miscreants and vested interest. Due to no car park the public stopped going and all the reputed shops downed there shutters. Today car parking attendants fleece the public and the surrounding roads have been seized by hawkers. This is the death of the worlds best market.

The market hosts clothes, food, fashion items, bags, accessories and many many more things. Everything at a very low cost. There are various shopping malls like Reliance trends, V Mart etc in the area. You must visit Dharmotalla New Market if you are in Kolkata. Do try numerous food items available on the street.

Good place for shopping. Lots of varieties are available here with competitive prices. Awesome experience in xmas and new year time. That time it reminds the real vintage kolkata with a royal touch. Only issue is that the place is a little crampy and crowded. Parking is also a real challenge.

It's the biggest and main market of Kolkata. There is not a single thing which can't be found in this market. accessories, clothes, electronic items, bakery everything is there Every people does their durga puja shopping from there and also it is famous for Cakes in Christmas time. This market is nearby Esplanade metro station. Or you can go by bus at the same stopage. Some people also call this Dharmatola. It's the heart of kolkata. A must visit place..

It is good place for shopping. Everything is available here with reasonable price like shoes, chappals, kurthas set, kids wear, mens wear etc...dont go at navarathri time because its too much crowded area. You cant put your leg one step forward.. avoid to go on sundays.. because sellers say the more price by seeing crowd..

This is one of the crowded places in Kolkata. It is formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Marke. Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market". It may be known as a crowded place but you'll get everything here, no matter what you want. And if you're a foodie, then you should try the street food here. I'm sure You'll love it.

New Market has always been my favourite destination for shopping since childhood.Starting from jewellery, apparels, accessories , hardware etc etc all under one roof!!

It's very congested market,if you have the skill of bargaining then you can buy things at value for money otherwise you will give extra money for the cheap product. Variety of products available here but vere congested area and you may also come across to very rude seller so keep this in mind . Availablity of metro is a good thing for this market.

Once a place for the elite, has now turned into a commoners' place. Still it has maintained the same old vanity. If can't find something here, you may probably not find that stuff anywhere in Kolkata. One may encounter with people from all corners of the world. It's colourful and vibrant nature will never make you bored no matter how many times you have turned in this market.

New market or Hog market is the go to place if you want to shop. From Rs.5 to 50000 you will get everything here. You name it and you will get it in this market. It is a very old market and a shopping paradise, something even if I don't have anything to buy and just want to see what's new I visit this market, more of a emotional connection you can say.

One of the most popular places to shop, esp. Bangladeshi's. Everything imaginable, is available in some corner of Newmarket, price is also very reasonable.

Great place to Hog and make petty purchases. Amazing bargain. You winsome you loose some. Great place to be for taste buds and pocket friendly shopping

Even though Kolkata Newmarket is a well reputed retail market for clothings, cosmetics, showpiece, bags, shoes, kitchen wares and fancy goods but it's difficult to find quality products with reasonable price. Entire area is filled with brokers who misguided every shopper to get commission. Price of quality products are much higher and too much bargain is the only way out. Behaviuor of most of the shop keepers are rude and impatient due to lots of clients from Bangladesh.

Good place for shopping only if u can do bargaining and keep ur wallets safe frm pickpockets in crowded areas

One of oldest market in India. I always visit this market whenever I use to visit Kolkata. All type of shoppers can find their choices. Overall I love this place.

Costly & cheap every type of items can be found here, very very crowded place during festive season. Must visit place, but careful about pickpockets. Happy shopping

Today, I went to New market after very long time, ecplored a softy shop there inside the city mart. Even explored many soft toys too.

Good for tailor making dresses for woman specially and imitation jewelry shop. Nahum's cake and bakery. Other small shops selling cookies. One bigger marker for vegetables and meat market. Pork meat shop is available. Kitchen appliances shops, shoes and specially dry fruit shops, at least 15 shops are there.

The Most Crowded Place In Kolkata. This Huge Market Offers Everything You Want.

Outside the market there are some good place to shop at cheap price.But hawkers make it difficult to walk.

Kolkata's heritage market. Most famous and prime location. Good place for shopping, hanging out with family and friends. Renowned eating joints around.

Pure nostalgia. This market has been around longer than the shoppers have. You can still bargain inspite of "Fixed Prices" , get a bite to eat, buy groceries, dress for a wedding and a whole heap more. Literally a one stop shoppers paradise. The added benefit is you will burn those calories as you do a load of walking...

Full of crowds, Filthy People, Pick pocketers, without mask, Pan Guthka spits every where. Uncultured people . Avoid going there.

Hogg market is such a cool place to discover new things like clothes, accessories, tools, etc. And ya the market is huge and impressive.

The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street. Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market"

Newmarket is a place to shop for garments & accessories, flowers, different food items including raw meat, fish, vegetables and fruits and even spices. There are crockeries and utensil stores. The new market is in esplanade. Most of the luxury hotels like oberio are in this place. K C Das sweet shop is also there. Almost all brands store is in this place, street food is easily available. The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street. Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market". Despite the appearance of new air-conditioned, American-style, shopping malls all over Kolkata, New Market, which has survived two devastating fires and regular flooding, remains at the core of the shopping experience in the city. Over 2000 stalls under its roof sell everything from clothing to wheeled luggage to electronics to a special cheese found nowhere else.

Not much has changed, still quite dirty all around. The no parking zone up front could have been designed better. Otherwise plenty if shops to shop to your hearts content.

Although the name is New Market, it is a age old market from the British era. You will get wide range of products in reasonable price here.

The new market,& hoge market situated at the centre of the Kolkata City, you can get each and every things from this place in a single roof as well as good quality.

Mast place hai ladki log ke lye. Hamesha he yaha par bahut bheed rahta hai. Ladki log ka bahut sara saaman milta hai hai or wo v bahut sasta me. The New Market, formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market, is a market in Kolkata situated on Lindsay Street, beside Free School Street (Mirza Ghalib Street/Rani Rasmoni Road). Although primarily "New Market" referred to the original enclosed market, today in local parlance, the entire shopping area is often known as "New Market". Some of the earliest English quarters of Calcutta were in an area known then as Dalhousie Square. Terretti and Lalbazar nearby were the customary shopping haunts of the British. Later settlements arose in Kashaitola, Dharmatala and Chowringhee. By the 1850s, British colonists held sway in Calcutta and displayed increasing contempt for the "natives" and an aversion to brushing shoulders with them at the bazaars. In 1871, moved by a well orchestrated outcry from English residents, a committee of the Calcutta Corporation began to contemplate a market which would be the preserve of Calcutta's British residents. Spurred by the committee's deliberations, the Corporation purchased Lindsay Street, made plans to raze the old Fenwick's Bazar located there, and commissioned Richard Roskell Bayne, an architect of the East Indian Railway Company, to design the Victorian Gothic market complex which would take its place. It began to take shape in 1873, and Bayne was honoured for his achievement with a Rs. 1,000 rupee award, a large sum in the 1870s. Mackintosh Burn was the builder. The giant shopping arcade was thrown open to the English populace with some fanfare on 1 January 1874. News of Calcutta's first municipal market spread rapidly. Affluent colonials from all over India shopped at exclusive retailers like Ranken and Company (dressmakers), Cuthbertson and Harper (shoe-merchants) and R.W. Newman or Thacker Spink, the famous stationers and book-dealers.

I give them 2 star only because their peoples talking and behavior. When you are going to shopping this area. First of all You have to set your mind for heavy bargening and have to ready for good talking sense.

An iconic market located in the iconic city of Kolkata. This market was opened in 1874 and was formerly known as Sir Stuart Hogg Market. There are more than 1,000 shops in this market. It is divided into different sections and each section deals in a particular category of goods. Thus there are different sections for different items like groceries, bakery products, fruits, readymade garments, footwear, FMCG, household items, etc. This market turns out to be a convenient place to go for one's shopping needs as all types of goods are available here.

Also known as New Market but the oldest market in Kolkata You will get clothes and accessories as low as 100rs and also of great quality Bonus visit is to Sreeleathers and yes a surprise visit for us truly

To will find everything from electronics to hand made saris to antiques over here in Kolkata's oldes market

Cloth hub very popular & good market. But very bargaining here.

This market is a huge market and you can bargain for the best rates as per your option. However there are some people will promote the shops and ask you to visit those shops from where they make their commission. So if you are purchasing anything from the marked do not fall pray to such people.

Many shops, you can get a lot of options. Also you can buy little household items which may not be in flipcart or amazon. You should be good at bargaining if money is tight for you.

A massive shopping heaven for the Bangladeshi people both inside and outside the New Market building. Wide range of products at different price levels. Mainly crowded at evening and comparatively vacant at morning to afternoon.

Oldest market where you find everything grament , food ,flower,antique,kitchenware,baby product,dry fruits, cosmetics,ornaments.little bit costly but you can bargain. In these market you can find kolkata oldest pastry shop nahoum.

Of course it the heart of Kolkata and most popular shopping point. Foods, shopping whatever you need you will find here. You should definitely try fruits of new Market. They are sweet and delicious. Try street food like Pani Puri, Piyaji Vaja, Ice-cream Malai and must drink Pure Lacchi.

Good place to buying clothes, ornaments, shoes, bags and many more. Some popular brands and restaurants are also there like Bata, khadim, first cry, Barbique Nation, KFC, Barista Bar etc. To buy anything from roadside you've to burgainig before payment. Some merchants are also accept online payment. Better to carry cash.