London Travel Guide, Attractions in London, London Shopping, London Museums, London Parks & Gardens

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If you’re interested in seeing all that London has to offer, check out our London events and festivals directory and see what it can offer you. London, Ontario has a strong community spirit with arts, music and food, and sports-related events almost every week in the summer, big charity drives throughout the year, and a host of tourist spots.

London Shopping

London tours guide is filled with every kind of shopping experience from huge department stores to small fashion boutiques and buzzing market squares. London shopping is famous and people come to London just to shop at some of the best stores in the world.

If it you want the latest fashion trends, music and lifestyle products then Oxford Street and adjoining Oxford Circus is the place to go. This famous London shopping hotspot is home to some of the leading high street fashion flagship stores including Primark and Topshop as well as being home to Nike town and HMV mega store. These stores are vast and include multiple floors packed with the latest hot products. Oxford Street’s HMV is a regular venue for album signings and if you are prepared to queue you might be able to get up close and personal to some of your favourite artists!

The West End’s Bond Street is the place to go for high end fashion and is home to designer names including Prada, Jimmy Choo and Ralph Lauren. Although you will need a hefty bank balance to shop here you can always enjoy a bit of window shopping at Cartier and Tiffany.

For more affordable fashion the Kings Road in Chelsea and Covent Garden’s Neal Street both have a lot to offer. As well as some high street regulars there is an array of quirky boutiques and funky fashion houses. Covent garden market is a great place to shop for nic-nacs & vintage jewellery and being situated alongside street performers and jugglers it provides a vibrant and atmospheric shopping experience.

Other popular London shopping areas include Knightsbridge SW3, home to Harrods, London’s most famous department store and Harvey Nichols, another of the city’s popular stores. Nearby Sloane Street is also a favourite for the rich & famous with Dior, Chanel, Prada, Gucci and Armani all within yards of each other.you can fine more details on free ads London

The shopping streets/areas in London

There are many major streets and areas in London where you can check out the stores and spend some money on things you need (or want). It’s hard to go even plan to go everywhere, but hopefully a short run-down of the options will help you choose:

Oxford Street: most shops open 10 a.m. until 6 or 7p.m. over the weekdays. It is best known for for Selfridges and the other big department stores.

Regent Street: similar shopping hours as Oxford Street. Good choice when you need to grab something to eat (a lot of restaurants are here).

Bond Street: home to the most elegant shops in London so you can find here designer clothes such as Gucci and Armani, as well as expensive perfumes.

Carnaby Street: is cheerful and filled with a variety of shops and places to eat.
Soho and Chinatown: bars and restaurants are heret for the thirsty and hungry traveler.
Kensington: is functional and filled with branches of well known stores. It’s less crowded than West End.

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