With over 300 shops and major flagship and department stores including Selfridges, Marks & Spencer, House of Frasier, John Lewis to name but a few. Ideal for designer clothing or affordable fashion.
Tube: Oxford Circus, Marble Arch, Bond Street

Home to the iconic designer names of fashion and jewelery and some of london's most exclusive stores. Including Prada, Luis Vuitton, Tiffany's, Aspery's etc. Perfect for expensive retail therapy.
Tube: Bond Street, Green Park.

Behind Oxford & Regent streets, Carnaby Street is synonymous with the swinging sixties, being home to London's most exciting fashion and design talent. Independent boutique shops and restaurants.
Tube: Oxford Circus

In the heart of Theatre Land Covent Garden is packed with boutique stores, quirky finds and Apple & Jubilee markets. There also many cafes and restaurants to experience. Watch out for Covent Gardens street performers.
Tube: Covent Garden, Piccadilly Circus, Holborn

Home of Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores.
Tube: Knightsbridge

Synonymous with the sixties, the kings road is bursting with shops, cafes, and blend of high street and designer shops.
Tube: Sloane Square

At the start of Oxford street, is Selfridges. Whatever you're after - bags, shoes, cosmetics, soft furnishings, books,a speciality food hall or cafes, you'll find it in this one-stop department store! There's an extensive designer clothing section catering for men, women and children, and a Superbrands department includes Balenciaga, Dolce & Gabanna and Alexander McQueen amongst other fashion leaders.
Tube: Marble Arch

This well-established chain of department stores has a large branch on Oxford Street. Combining high quality with keen pricing, John Lewis stocks nearly half a million products from buttons to beds, cushions to cufflinks. A number of services are on offer, so you can benefit from free advice on furniture, fashion and nursery items, and much more.
Tube: Oxford Circus

Further east along Oxford Street sits Debenhams. This popular department store stocks affordable ranges from a number of talented British designers such as Jasper Conran, Ben de Lisi, Frost French and Julien Macdonald. There is a shoe department, extensive lingerie section and a cosmetics hall with top beauty brands represented.
Tube: Oxford Circus

Established in 1891 as a hair accessories boutique, Fenwick's is now home to five floors of luxury retail. Choose from a wide range of designer clothing, homewares, bags, shoes, fashion jewellery and more. The cosmetic department is among the finest in London and Carluccio's café in the basement is the perfect place for a spot of refreshment.
Tube: Bond Street

Opened in 1875, Liberty has long been regarded as a traditional store but venturing inside reveals a host of cutting-edge ranges. Innovative womenswear and menswear labels include Vivienne Westwood, Chloé, Martine Sitbon and Dries Van Noten. Extensive accessories, bridal wear and speciality food departments plus an impressive beauty hall are just some of the areas to be discovered.
Tube: Oxford Circus

Popular with Royalty, Fortnum and Mason is renowned for its fine foodstuffs. If you want specialist teas, caviar and other tempting treats then this is the place to go. Venture beyond the food department and you'll find menswear, womenswear, cosmetics, homewares and luggage spread over the store's six floors.
Tube: Green Park