London Department Stores are a joy to visit as you literally can shop until you drop and all under one roof!
The January and July sales are famous the world over for the many great bargains to be found at some of the most famous London shops and department stores in London.
The glitzy Harrods London is well known for it's opulent luxury and fantastic food hall as are Fortnum and Mason and Selfridges.
Debenhams and John Lewis are very popular hight street store and Liberty of Regent Street is known for its Art Nouveau styles and for being at the forefront of cutting edge fashion.
The popular Marks and Spencer has been a top high street family store for many years and has a very good food hall.
The lovely Whiteleys of Queensway was the first departmental store in Britain and after closing down for a few years, re-opened in 1981 as a very popular shopping centre.
Hamleys in Regent Street, once the largest toy store in the world, is definitely a must to visit especially at Christmas when it's overflowing with magical gifts. To visit these wonderful stores just click on the links below.
Happy Shopping!
Much more than a shopping destination, the store is
quintessentially British and definitely not to be missed.
The dècor
inside is amazing and whatever you need is here.
There are 28 restaurants spread over 7 floors all offering mouth-watering dishes ranging from traditional British fare of beer or oysters and Champagne.
Fortnum and Mason is a very upmarket department store in Piccadilly frequented by the Queen.
Famous for the Fountain Restaurant and it's lavish Food Hall, luxury picnic hampers and popular Afternoon Teas at St. James's restaurant on the Fourth Floor.
The famous Food Hall is stocked with the freshest of foods such as fish, poultry, meat, cheeses, tea and their famous Christmas pud.
Selfridges London has always been one of the most popular stores on Oxford Street and leads the way in high fashion, window displays and exhibitions.
The food hall is stocked with the freshest and tastiest food from around the world and the window-side coffee bar is perfect for snacks and coffee.
Fenwicks of Bond Street is one of the oldest and most fashionable stores in London.
If you are in Oxford Street you will find this upmarket store located in New Bond Street.
Whiteleys of Queensway in west London is not your typical shopping center and it's a pleasure to shop there.
The atmosphere is laid back and the store is in such a great location that everyone loves shopping here.
Liberty of London is a very fashionable department store in Regent Street.
Famous for its Art Nouveau styles and at the forefront of cutting edge fashion this lovely store is just a few minutes from Oxford Circus and close to trendy Carnaby Street.
Hamleys is spread over seven floors and each floor is like taking a magical mystery tour.
The kids will love it and so will you! As you enter the ground floor you are greeted with a huge array of soft toys and magical gadgets which Hamleys are only too happy to demonstrate for you.
Whole Foods Market is situated directly opposite Kensington Church Street in Kensington High Street. Cases of wine and a room of cheeses are just some of the tempting foods awaiting you in this market with specialist counters spread over 3 floors. The store is an organic and natural supermarket overflowing with everything you could wish for.
Popularly known as 'Harvey Nicks' this sophisticated London department store is located in upmarket Knightsbridge just a few yards away from Harrods.
John Lewis is one of the most popular London department stores in the UK. With stores all over the country and a huge store on Oxford Street in central London.
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