Shopping

If you are after high quality merchandise, individual pieces and a little bit of a calmer setting, Marylebone Village is the place for you.

Perhaps some of London’s most iconic shopping destinations – are situated within mere walking distance from each other, providing you with an immense number and range of shops to choose from. Start off on Oxford Street if you are looking for more high-street pieces, although world-renowned department store Selfridges (spoken about below) is also there to cater for your high-end desires. Head to Regent’s Street if you’re looking to splash a bit more cash; the shops there have a strong mix of high quality yet still affordable pieces that will see you through the seasons.

Selfridges, the UK’s second largest shop, is home to beauty, fashion, electricals, food and more. 

The hugely popular shopping destination amongst locals and tourists alike is Knightsbridge.

Covering one million square feet of retail space, Harrods is the UK’s largest and most upmarket department store.

High Street Kensington and the King’s Road in Chelsea are other popular shopping destinations for those looking for a bit more calm in comparison

Covent Garden is another busy destination with the tourists due to the live street entertainment that takes place