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John S T R E E T
PORTMAN WIGMORE ST House of Lewis BHS O X F O R D
Fraser
SQUARE Debenhams Oxford
SEYMOUR ST ORCHARD ST Selfridges S T R E E T HANOVER Circus MARLBOROUGH ST POLAND ST WARDOUR
Bond
GREAT
Street
Marks &
Marble Spencer MOLTON ST SQUARE STREET R Liberty
SOUTH
Arch O X F O R D HANOVER CARNABY BROADWICK ST STREET
BEAK STREET
MADDOX STREET
Hamleys
London’s West End Shops CONDUIT ST GOLDEN BREWER ST
SQUARE
NEW BOND STREET
Oxford Street is sometimes called London’s High Street and SAVILE ROW
many of the shops that line it are branches of national or inter­ Piccadilly
STREET E G E N T S T R E E T
Circus
national chains. The big department stores such as Selfridges
and John Lewis line this street, as do smaller shops selling
clothes and tourist souvenirs. On Regent Street, Piccadilly and O L D B O N D S T R E E T PICCADILLY
Bond Street, prices rise and shoppers search for specialized JERMYN ST
ARCADE
BURLINGTON
purchases among the designer clothes shops, jewellers
and art and antique dealers, while Carnaby Street has a more Fortnum &
Mason
eclectic vibe.
Brick Lane Market
In this East End street,
everything from old
books to new trainers
Bloomsbury
and Fitzrovia Smithfield and is on sale (see p335).
Spitalfields
Holborn
Covent
Soho and and the Inns
Trafalgar Garden of Court
Square and the
Strand The City
S
E Southwark
Piccadilly, M South and Bankside
Mayfair and A Bank
St James’s H
T

R
Whitehall E
and
Westminster V Columbia Road
I Flower Market
R Lined with independent
art and antique shops,
Columbia Road hosts a
wonderful flower market
every Sunday (see p336).
Covent Garden and
Neal Street
Street enter tainers
perform in this lively
and historic market.
The specialist shops
of Neal Street are
nearby (see p119).
Charing Cross Road
Shops selling old and new
books line this street and the
nearby Cecil Court (see p326).
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