Luxury retail, high streets, markets, Muslim shopping corridors, and family-friendly shopping districts.
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318 Oxford St, London W1C 1HF
House of Fraser is a 100 year old London based department store located across the UK and Ireland that was originally established in Glasgow, Scotland under the name Fraser &.
458 Oxford St, London W1C 1AP
Marks and Spencer started off in Leeds as a penny store – everything in the store was priced 1p – in 1884 by Michael Marks, an immigrant from Belarus. M & S, as it is colloquially known, now has over 700 stores, spread over 30 countries. The stores have an extensive men’s and womenswear collection.Many.
Middlesex St, London E1
Petticoat Lane market is said to be one of the oldest markets in Britain. Although open from Monday to Friday, it is on Sundays when the market is in full bloom when the more than 1,000 stalls spill over to nearby streets, selling everything from veggies and jewellery to accessories and clothes. The market.
Piccadilly Circus, London W1B
Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Street are some of the best places to find gifts and souvenir items. Everything from toys and clothes to mugs and key chains with the Union Jack or a picture of a member of the Royal Family can be found.
Portobello Rd, London W10 5TY
Portobello Road is home to what is perhaps one of the most well known street market in Europe – the Portobello Market. Known primarily as being the perfect place to shop for antique furniture, the market however, sells a delightful assortment of goods. There are various sections of the market, namely; the.
8 Golborne Rd, London W10 5NW
Think deliciously outlandish retro clothing, think Rellik. Although a little on the expensive side, Rellik is the best place to dig out some second hand designer clothes and accessories from labels such as Pierre Cardin, Dior, Ossie Clark and Vivienne.
Redriff Rd, London SE16 7LL
Surrey Quays Shopping Centre is a shopping mall located off Redriff Road,.
Royal Exchange, London EC3V 3LR
The Royal Exchange in London was built in the 16th century to act as a centre of commerce for London. Today, after some extensive remodelling it serves a luxury shopping and restaurant destination. The courtyard is home to 30 different stores including Boodles, Gucci, Tiffany & Co, Hermes and much more..
Tottenham Court Rd, London
If electronics is what you are looking for then head straight to Tottenham Court Road where you will find an electronics market that has flourished since the Second World War. While shops selling desktop computers, laptops and cameras were popular between 1990 and 2005, over the last ten years Tottenham.
Shepherd's Bush Grn, London W12 8PP
West 12 is a shopping centre located in the heart of Shepherd’s Bush. The mall offers a great range of shopping options as well as several restaurants, a 12 screen multiplex cinema and health and fitness.
Queensway, London W2 4YN
Whiteleys Bayswater is a shopping centre with an intriguing past. In 1845 William Whitley began the process of setting up with only 10 pounds in his pocket. By 1890 he had employed more than 6,000 staff. He went public in 1899 and shortly thereafter was murdered by someone who believed he was Whiteley’s.