Thanks to its variety of shops, markeys, department stores and boutiques, London is considered one of the world’s shopping capitals. But there is more on offer as the bars, restaurants and cafes, plus London hotels, are all for making your weekend one that you will never ever forget.
Start your trip with a visit to Camden Market. Famous for its alternative fashion, music, crafts and more, the market is a sight to see. Embrace the hustle and bustle of such a vibrant area and stop at one of Camden’s quirky cafes to enjoy the live street art.
Situated amongst chic designer stores and upmarket brasseries on Brompton Road is your next stop, the luxurious department store, Harrods. Harrods is packed full of treasures and features an amazingly extensive food hall, jewellery department and beauty hall. It’s also close to some of the city’s top tourist attractions include the Victoria and Albert Museum, Natural History Museum and Science Museum. There is a range of London hotels to choose from in this exclusive area, including, just a stones throw away, the Rembrandt Hotel.
Head to London’s West End, and Oxford Street, for more affordable fashion. Oxford Street is close to Theatreland and Covent Garden as well, ideal stomping ground for visitors to the ciy and home ot some of Europe’s biggest fashion stores. The perfect base for your shopping weekend, with a great deal of London hotels to choose from, is the West End.
One of London’s hippest markets, Spitalfields, is in the historic East End of the city. This Sunday market is known for its rare and unique finds, uniquely designed clothing and up and coming designers. Neighbouring Brick Lane is an ideal spot for a stroll and a look at street markets, vintage shops and individual art galleries.
Westfield London should be your stop finally, if you still haven’t found the perfect buy. You can find an extensive range of bars, restaurants and cafes, and over 275 stores at London’s newest and most stylish shopping centre. Reported as being the city’s largest shopping centre, Westfield London has something to offer even the most discernable shopper.
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