The rooftop of the Gadodia Market, one of the world's largest wholesale spice markets in Old Delhi, offers expansive views of the historic neighborhood. Built in the 1930s, the market is a multistory building with intricate architecture.# Why Go✨ Grand views over the neighborhood's glorious bustle, including street markets, Fatehpuri Masjid, and Red Fort🧘 Ideal for relaxing and watching life go by, an oasis of quiet amidst Old Delhi's bustle🪁 Observe boys flying kites and merchants drying spices🌅 Best visited in morning or around sunset for best light and cooler temperatures# Why Avoid⚠️ Area is male-dominated; solo women may face higher risk⚠️ Dense, hectic atmosphere; beware of pickpockets⚠️ Main road has heavy traffic; take care when crossing🪜 Access via unmarked staircases only# Tips⏰ Arrive by 5:00 p.m. in winter or 6:00–6:30 p.m. in summer💸 Carry cash for great prices on spices and dried fruits in surrounding shops🗺️ Use 'Gadodia Market' for navigation to the correct location# Cost💰 Free to visit the rooftop. Locals may offer tours for a fee, but it is not necessary.# Hours🕒 No formal open hours. Local watchmen do not allow access after sunset.# Getting There🗺️ Enter Gadodia Market's courtyard from Khari Baoli road, then use any of the eight unmarked staircases at the corners to reach the roof.