Leadenhall Wunderkammer in London, England
Fuente: Atlas Obscura ·
Translated from German, Wunderkammer means “room of wonder”, and the tiny shops tucked inside No. 27¼ at Leadenhall Market certainly live up to the name. Hidden among the grand Victorian architecture and bustling passages of the market, this whimsical installation is a miniature world of its own. Inspired by the cabinets of curiosities that once brought together strange, beautiful, and intriguing objects for the delight of their owners, this Wunderkammer invites visitors to stop, peer through its tiny windows, and discover the stories concealed in Leadenhall’s history. Inside are three miniatu
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