Shopping District of Central London
If you can’t find it here you won’t find it anywhere! The main shopping areas of Central London are found in the West End. This area includes Oxford Street, Regent Street, Bond Street and Covent Garden.
Oxford Street is definitely the main shopping street of the whole city and is an excellent starting point. Many chain stores host their flagship store on this street such as Selfridges, the UK’s 2nd largest department store; John Lewis, the UK’s 3rd largest department store; and others such as Marks & Spencer, Debenhams, Zavvi, House of Fraser, Topshop and Primark.
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Among the department stores here are two of London’s best: John Lewis, “never knowingly undersold”, and Selfridges, a temple to consumerism.
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