Shopping in London

Shopping streets:

Marylebone High Street

Located a 14 minute walk away. Undoubtedly the best High Street in London, shopping is a relaxed affair in Marylebone where you can wander from boutique to bookshop in an unhurried atmosphere. Stores include Parisian favourite Diptyque for beautifully fragranced candles and eau de toilette; and the enchanting Daunt Books with its ornately decorated window and dark wooden balconies.

Chiltern Street

Located a 10 minute walk away. Independent shops line this Victorian street with the likes of Trunk Clothiers, which specialises in contemporary labels for men; Mouki Mou for cool and understated clothes, accessories and gifts; Prism for a great range of stylish glasses and sunglasses, and Cadenhead’s – a must for whisky connoisseurs. Voted London’s coolest street by Conde Nast Traveller – a place with a rich heritage that’s perfectly reinvented itself while keeping in touch with its past.

Bond Street

Located a 30 minute walk away. Divided into Old Bond Street and New Bond Street, the historic Bond Street area has long attracted the world’s finest labels. Stores include Bulgari, Chanel, Emporio Armani and Fendi, several fine jewellers, as well as Sotheby’s auction house.

Regent Street

Located a 30 minute walk away. This wide and busy boulevard hosts a vast number of stores including AllSaints, Burberry and Tommy Hilfiger as well as the beautiful Liberty London department store, which is set in a 1920s Tudor-revival building constructed from the timbers of two ships. Floor-upon-floor of toys can be found in the impressive Hamleys.

Oxford Street

Located a 30 minute walk away. Perhaps London’s most famous shopping destination, Oxford Street is home to the flagship stores of many high street brands, including John Lewis, Topshop and Zara. It also has Selfridges department store, which has a brilliant collection of designer names and a fantastic beauty hall.

Knightsbridge

Located a 15 minute tube ride away. Knightsbridge offers high-end boutiques as well as the famous department stores Harrods and Harvey Nichols: both are grand emporiums dedicated to luxury fashion, beauty, homeware and fine foods.

Bicester Village

Located a 1 hour train ride away. An ornate wrought-iron glass-covered walkway will take you straight from the rear entrance of The Landmark London and into Marylebone Station, where there are regular trains to Bicester Village. This high-end retail outlet village sells brands such as Missoni, Sandro and Gucci at great discounts.