London is one of the cities preferred by lovers of shopping. Against what one might think, it is possible to find very good deals on items such as clothing or electronics.
Some of the items preferred by tourists are the souvenirs of London: t-shirts, bags, objects with phonebooth, double-decker buses or the typical London taxis in miniature form. Any memory is good to give away.
Those who are planning to renew their wardrobe, have a wide range of possibilities which includes clothes and accessories for all tastes, from classic fashion more exclusive to the most peculiar and extravagant models. One of the products of shopping in London is the famous English tea.
We recommend five zones of different enough shopping including as for all tastes:
Oxford Street: probably the most important shopping street of London, Oxford Street can find from small boutiques to department stores.
Covent Garden: both inside market hall and in the surrounding streets you will find shops of souvenirs, clothes and accessories. It is one of the liveliest areas of the city.
Knightsbridge: It's a shopping district in which are some of the most famous stores in the world: Harrods and Harvey Nichols.
Bond Street: The ideal place for those looking for luxury shops. Channel, Armani or Versace are some of the designers that are settled in Bond Street.
Regent Street: Full of boutiques, Regent Street is one of the main shopping streets in London. It is also worth mentioning the Hamleys toy store, a paradise for children and adults that is only comparable to the toy store FAO Schwartz in New York.
Portobello market: The Portobello market is one of the most classic and famous London markets. Its main items for sale include antiques.
Camden Town is one of the most alternative areas of London. Also famous for its market, the neighborhood of Camden Town is a must-see not listed in many guidebooks.
Markets: markets are places that, thanks to its history and the stuff they sell there, is the most comfortable, fun and cheap place to buy.
Portobello market: The Portobello market is one of the most classic and famous London markets. Its main items for sale include antiques.
Camden Town is one of the most alternative areas of London. Also famous for its market, the neighborhood of Camden Town is a must-see not listed in many guidebooks.
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