London Shopping

 144 Reviews  When to Urban Outfitters and the place stocked with young and trendy clothings, bags & accessories. Didn't managed to purchase anythings coz the items which we were looking (based on catalog) was... 

 100 Reviews  Fashion heaven in London's chicest street, Fenwick of Bond Street is five floors of fashionable clothes and accessories for men and women, plus lingerie and home collections. The Beauty Hall is an... 

 47 Reviews  Last visit July 2011 When you come out of the Camden Town tube station, the 1st part of the Camden experience you'll have is the wild looking shops along Camden High Street with giant shoes and... 

 32 Reviews  Gift shop at the Tower of London I am a sucker for gift shops at museums and national monuments, and often use these as places to pick up memorabilia to garnish our exceedingly unorthdox Christmas... 

 44 Reviews  Virgin Megastore - all the film, music and games CDs, DVDs etc etc you could possibly want. We wanted the Embrace Live in Leeds DVD - and we wanted the whole band to sign it! So we turned up at 6pm... 

 14 Reviews  I was disappointed from Brick Lane market (pics 1-2-3) although we enjoyed the general area and the Flower Market (read separate tip). It is a typical Sunday market selling general goods that spreads... 

 77 Reviews  with the forthcoming appalling closure of the Whitechapel Market to facilitate a cycle lane for the 2012 Olympics (see seperate tip for my feelings on that one!) it seems that Watney Market, not too... 

 21 Reviews  If you love shopping like I do then make sure you give yourself at least half a day to explore the markets. Unfortunately we were pressed for time and only had about 2 hrs so we only really saw the... 

 67 Reviews  Borders is probably the biggest bookstore chain in Greater london. It's N-American based. 2010 Update: It's seems that Borders CLOSED! Often their shops are combined with a small Starbucks... 

 27 Reviews   Hamleys is reputedly the largest toy shop in the World, I`m not too sure if this is true but it is certainly a very impressive place and Toy Heaven for kids of all ages. The store is set on... 

 76 Reviews  True coffee lovers will love this shop. Not only is it packed to the rafters with more varieties of coffee (and tea, it must be said) than you thought possible, there are coffee makers galore as well... 

 16 Reviews   While Harrods is often mentioned by tourists as the department store they most want to visit, I personally would recommend a trip to Selfridges above that any day. It is equally huge, almost as... 

 29 Reviews  Part of the Columbia Rd Flower Market scene on Sundays, this small shop prepares and sells excellent fragrances, for the body and home. A little on the expensive side, but well worth a browse around... 

 22 Reviews  Possibly my favourite non-food shop in the whole of London is the shop at the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden. Few things symbolise London as vividly than the London Transport (LT) system,... 

 22 Reviews  Describing itself as the 'world's best kept secret', The London Silver Vaults in Chancery Lane are housed within a unique underground building that's home to over 30 silver dealers. Originally a... 

 16 Reviews  During the 1960s Carnaby Street was at the centre of Swinging London - Mini skirts popularized by Mary Quant were the thing. Since then it has caters more to tourists than the fashionable but it is... 

 12 Reviews  I have added this retail outlet onto my London page, even though it is more an 'off the beaten track' tip! It is a lovely store, and well worth the trip to Kingston-upon-Thames! An exquisite interior... 

 9 Reviews  The place for coffee connoiseurs and lovers. Like whole roasted beans? Filter? Instant? All of these are available under the same roof! 27 Monmouth Street WC2H 9EU Monday-Saturday, 8am-6.30pm 2... 

 12 Reviews  This is a small shop in the Camden Stables market, tucked away in a back corridor. The walls are painted red, the better to show off the sculptures. The prices are very good and mostly all the... 

 20 Reviews  Southampton street has become a cluster for shops selling adventure / climbing / sporting equipment. I think it began with the YHA adventure shop, but now North Face, Mountain Warehouse and other... 

 1 Review  There are 200 shops in the Canary Wharf shopping centre - no Argos or Claire's Accessories and in the eating places no McDonalds - this is generally high class shopping in bright and modern arcade... 

 1 Review  Built in the 1850s, the original Hay's Wharf took deliveries from ships from all over the world. Nowadays, the huge glass and steel barrel-vaulted roof that covers the old dock is the cover for a... 

 gordonilla Says:  This is another event that takes place annually. These sales always help the finances of the Swedish Church and it does bring many people to the Church.There is...