The Burberry brand, founded in 1856, is recognised worldwide. Burberry puts itself on the fashion map with high profile fashion shoots. The new flagship store on New Bond Street offers everything a Burberry hungry fashionist could want!

Burlington Arcade, situated on Piccadilly, in short walking distance to Piccadilly Circus and Green Park, is one of the three most celebrated 19th century arcades. Built in 1819 by Lord Cavendish, later to become the Earl of Burlington, has been an upmarket retail location since its opening. The Burlington Arcade is patrolled by Burlington Arcade Beadles in traditional uniforms. The arcade is well know for its expensive and luxury shops including a range of clothing, footwear, art and antique dealers, jewellers.

Monday to Saturday: 9am-6pm, Sunday closed

Camden Lock, set in Regents Canal, is one of London’s top visitor attractions, The market offers a range of high quality goods from arts, crafts and clothes to accessories, food and furnishings. It’s unique shopping and atmosphere makes Camden Lock one of the most well-known and busiest markets in London. Open every day, although Sunday is the main day. Nearest tube station to the market is Camden Town and Chalk Farm.

In the three shopping malls and the riverside locations in Canary Wharf over 200 shops, bars and restaurants can be found. The stores have everything one needs, from high street favourites to independent boutiques and designer shops. Ladies fashion is represented by shops such as Karen Miller, Top Shop and Next. For gentlemen there are shops such as Thomas Pink and Hackett. Get to Canary Wharf by Docklands Light Railway (DLR) or by tube, Jubilee Line.

Carnaby Street is situated in the lively area between Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus. Here you will find specialist shops, health clubs, cafes, restaurants and a street market. Carnaby Street offers cool clothing, but also all sorts of useful shops such as chemists and news agents.

Situated in the heart of London,Covent Garden Market offers top quality shopping, British arts and crafts, street entertainment, plenty of restaurants and cafes in a historic setting. Check out the specialist shops in the old market buildings and the well-known brands all around the market. With its piazzas and historic buildings, Covent Garden Market has a unique atmosphere. The nearest tube station is Covent Garden.

The Finest Toy Store in the world is located in central London, surrounded by toys from wall to wall, this store attracts everyone from all ages. This store attracts over 5 million visitors a year and is established as of the major attraction London. Hamleys is truly the most magical store in the world. Hamleys falls between Oxford Circus and Piccadilly tube station.

Located in the most recognized area in the world, Knightsbridge, a stepping stone away from the city of London is where you will find this pretigust and well known department store with over 300 departments. Located just outside Knightbridge tube station, Harrods is a unforgettable experience.

High Street Kensington is a functional and stylish shopping street close to Kensington Gardens and Holland Park. On both sides of the street you find branches of all the usual chain stores, but there is still a great diversity. High Street Kensington is a good alternative to the more busy and crowded Oxford Street.

HMV is the UK and Ireland’s leading specialist retailer of music, DVD/video and computer games. The company’s flagship is HMV on 150 Oxford Street, this is the largest music and home entertainment store in the country. For more information on products, store locations etc

This department store, spread over seven floors, on Oxford Street has pretty much everything you could be looking for, whether it’s computing, fashion, furniture, toys or a restaurant. The nearest tube station to the department store is Oxford Circus and Bond Street, John Lewis.

The King’s Road is legendary. This is a street filled with new shops, cafes and developments with a good blend of high street and designer shops. There are shops such as Oasis, French Connection, Russell & Bromley, Coccinelle and Duke of York’s Headquarters. King’s Road is also home to one of London’s finest vintage stores, Steinberg & Tolkien.

Liberty is unique and is positioned at the forefront of cutting edge fashion. It is still innovative, still seeking and collaborating with the best designers of today. Liberty has journeyed the world to bring you both the original and the inspiring. The store can be found between Oxford Circus and Picadilly Circus tube station.

Oxford Street - most famous shopping street, has one of the highest concentrations of large stores in the world. There are over 300 selling thousands of different types of goods from inexpensive gifts to haute couture. Oxford Street continues from Marble Arch tube station through Bond Street, Oxford Circus to Tottenham Court Road.

Portobello Road Market is a must for every London visitor! With over 1,500 dealers selling all kinds of antiques and collectables, the market is the world’s largest antiques market. The shops and stalls of Portobello Road offer a variety of goods ranging in price. The shops are open six days a week and the market is open every Saturday from the early morning. The nearest tube stations being Notting Hill Gate, Westbourne Park and Ladbroke Grove and continues all the way down Portobello Road.

Regent Street, located in cetral London, is a unique international destination, a world class environment that delivers quality, heritage, style and success. A place for people, business and especially shopping, some shops include Burberry, Dickins and Jones, Hamleys, Laura Ashley and many more. Closest tube stations: Piccadilly Circus, Oxford Circus.

Selfridges located in central London and some say is the first stop in your shopping experience. You can find everything you want under one roof from your toilet appliances to top brand labels. Located in the middle of the busiest street in the world, Oxford Street and surrounded by many famous shops, Selfridges is a must place to go in any situation. Closest tube stations: Bond Street, Marble Arch

Spitalfield Market was first established in 1680's after the Great Fire of London. It takes its name from a hospital knowns as St. Mary's Spital founded in 1197.

Nowadays, the market attracts around 25,000 visitors every week.

Behind Urban Outfitters modern glass façade on Kensington High Street you’ll find one of London’s biggest shops of all things cool and kitsch. The goods on offer are everything from cerise picnic-sets and day-glo buddas to printed t-shirts and embroidered cushions. Urban Outfitters brands are both compelling and distinct with creativity as their emphasis. The nearest tube station is High Street Kensington whioch is on the Circle and District Line.

Whiteleys offers a unique experience in Central London, Surrounding this Edwardian building with its pleasant atmosphere is the busy street of Bayswater and Queensway, full of shops, restaurants and entertainment. Visitors can enjoy the range of contemporary shops, restaurants and leisure activities which it provides. Just a few minutes walk from Bayswater Station, Whiteleys is a guaranteed place for you to relax and enjoy.