Places to Shop
The following section helps you decide where to shop in London. Whether it‘s for staple groceries at the supermarket, a second-hand bargain at one of the capital‘s famous markets or a...
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Areas To Shop
London‘s busiest shopping street is a mecca for tourists and locals after big-name brands and, increasingly, bargains. Many fashion stores have sales every few weeks, and with chains such...
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Shopping Malls - Main
With more than 330 stores and restaurants and three leisure villages, Bluewater considers itself equal to the West End in quality and range. And with stores including Armani Exchange,...
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Department Stores
Selfridges opened in 1909, and has been credited with putting Oxford Street on the world retail map. Back then it had a Silence Room with a sign reading: ‘Ladies will refrain from...
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Hypermarkets
Renowned for cheap prices on a huge range of goods, international chain Tesco has recently overtaken its competitors to become the most popular UK supermarket, and you‘ll see hundreds of...
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Independent Shops
Housed in an imposing 19th century building, this bookshop wows allcomers and has gained a loyal following among both residents and repeat visitors. Travel is the shop’s speciality. Books...
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Shopping Malls
Most central London boroughs have a shopping centre or arcade, although outside of the West End many are a trifle dilapidated and have a limited range of stores. The most modern and...
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Markets/Souks
Undoubtedly London‘s most vibrant market, Camden is a collection of different markets based around Camden High Street. Camden Stables Market on Chalk Farm Road is one of the most popular,...
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