Discover London’s 29 best Shopping spots for your trip

Harrods

★ 4.4 · 127,561 reviews

Step inside Harrods, London's grandest department store behind its illuminated Knightsbridge facade. Wander the tiled Edwardian food halls and multiple floors of luxury fashion, soaking up the spectacle even if you don't buy a thing.

Borough Market

★ 4.6 · 129,478 reviews

Discover Borough Market, London's legendary food hub near London Bridge. Graze your way past stalls of fresh oysters, paella, artisan cheese, and baked goods, arriving early to beat the lunchtime crowds.

Covent Garden Market

★ 4.6 · 393 reviews

Step inside Covent Garden's Victorian glass-and-iron halls in the heart of the West End. Browse boutiques and craft stalls, catch street performers on the piazza, and wander over to colorful Neal's Yard nearby.

Portobello Road Market

★ 4.5 · 29,068 reviews

Wander Portobello Road through Notting Hill's colorful houses to London's most famous street market. Browse antique dealers, vintage clothing racks, and food stalls stretching over a mile, best explored on a Saturday morning before the crowds arrive.

Camden Market

Dive into Camden Market's canal-side maze of stalls and warehouses. Browse vintage and alternative fashion racks, independent jewelry makers, and street food from around the world across the Lock and Stables Market sections.

Regent Street

★ 4.8 · 2,140 reviews

Discover Regent Street, London's grand curving shopping boulevard. Stroll past Regency-era facades and flagship stores as you walk the elegant sweep between Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus.

Bond Street

★ 4.5 · 2,195 reviews

Discover Bond Street, Mayfair's grand avenue of luxury flagship boutiques. Stroll past top fashion houses, jewelers, and auction houses, then admire the striking modern architecture of the Elizabeth line station anchoring it all.

Carnaby Street

★ 4.6 · 3,008 reviews

Step into Carnaby Street, the pedestrianized heart of 1960s Swinging London. Browse independent boutiques and familiar fashion chains beneath colorful seasonal decorations, soaking up street art that echoes the area's rebellious music history.

Old Spitalfields Market

★ 4.6 · 10,036 reviews

Step into Old Spitalfields Market's Victorian iron-and-glass halls in East London. Browse rotating stalls of independent fashion, art, and design alongside permanent shops and food vendors, then wander over to nearby Brick Lane.

Daunt Books Marylebone

★ 4.8 · 7,035 reviews

Step into Daunt Books Marylebone, where Edwardian oak galleries rise beneath a long stained-glass skylight. Browse the travel section organized uniquely by country, and pause to take in the church-like, floor-to-ceiling architecture.

Battersea Power Station

★ 4.6 · 31,145 reviews

Explore Battersea Power Station, London's iconic riverside landmark turned shopping destination. Wander through the preserved turbine halls and Control Room now filled with shops and restaurants, and soak up the industrial character alongside the buzzing Nine Elms riverside.

Leadenhall Market

★ 4.4 · 23,548 reviews

Step into Leadenhall Market's ornate ironwork and painted glass ceilings, tucked into the heart of the City. Wander past the cobbled entrance famous for its Harry Potter cameo while browsing shops and restaurants near Monument and the Gherkin.

Brick Lane Market

★ 4.5 · 950 reviews

Discover Brick Lane, East London's buzzing hub of curry houses, bagel shops, and Sunday market stalls. Browse vintage clothing and vinyl, sample multicultural street food, and wander past ever-changing street art before continuing on to nearby Spitalfields.

Hatchards

★ 4.8 · 2,465 reviews

Step into Hatchards, London's oldest bookshop, holding royal warrants since 1797. Wind up the spiral staircase through wood-paneled floors, browsing first editions and antiquarian titles before continuing your walk to Fortnum & Mason nearby.

Columbia Road Flower Market

★ 4.6 · 7,746 reviews

Discover Columbia Road Flower Market, London's Sunday-only burst of color in East London. Wander past vendors piled high with blooms and plants, then browse the independent boutiques and cafés lining the Victorian shopfronts before the stalls pack up.

Oxford Street

★ 4.7 · 8,303 reviews

Discover Oxford Street, London's mile-long high-street shopping hub. Browse flagship stores and department stores stretching from Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road, picking up everything from fashion to gifts.

Maltby Street Market

★ 4.6 · 4,770 reviews

Discover Maltby Street Market tucked under railway arches near Bermondsey. Graze your way through a rotating lineup of stalls, from Cuban bites to duck specialties, then wander over to Bermondsey Street's bars and cafés for an easy evening out.

Coal Drops Yard

★ 4.6 · 10,239 reviews

Explore Coal Drops Yard, where two Victorian coal warehouses now meet beneath a dramatic Heatherwick-designed curved roofline. Browse independent boutiques and pop-up food stalls, then linger over coffee while admiring one of King's Cross's most striking architectural transformations.

Dover Street Market

★ 4.2 · 1,558 reviews

Step into Dover Street Market, Rei Kawakubo's genre-bending concept store. Wander floor by floor through ever-changing installation-style displays of avant-garde fashion labels and Comme des Garçons' own daring designs.

Savile Row

★ 4.6 · 175 reviews

Step into Savile Row, Mayfair's storied home of British bespoke tailoring. Wander past centuries-old workshops, peer into ateliers where suits are still hand-stitched, and soak up a slice of fashion heritage best enjoyed at a slow pace.

Seven Dials

Explore Seven Dials, the cobbled junction where seven streets meet around a distinctive sundial column. Wander the compact cluster of independent boutiques and cafés on foot, then continue easily into a wider walk through Covent Garden and Soho.

Greenwich Market

Step into Greenwich Market's historic covered square, tucked beneath a wrought-iron roof near the Thames. Browse rotating craft and design stalls, hunt for antiques, and sample street food before continuing on to the Cutty Sark or Royal Observatory.

Selfridges

★ 4.5 · 47,380 reviews

Step inside Selfridges, London's iconic Oxford Street department store. Wander its gallery-like floors of fashion, beauty, and home goods, and catch the inventive window displays that make it a visual experience in itself.

Fortnum & Mason

★ 4.6 · 25,129 reviews

Step into Fortnum & Mason, Piccadilly's royal grocer since the 1700s. Browse floors of teas, preserves, and hampers in the famous eau-de-nil packaging, then linger over afternoon tea in one of its dining rooms.

Liberty London

★ 4.5 · 25,040 reviews

Step into Liberty London, a neo-Tudor department store built from the timbers of old Navy ships. Wander its creaking staircases and galleried floors past fireplaces, woodwork, and the famous Liberty-print fabrics across five explorable levels.

Townhouse

★ 4.7 · 165 reviews

Discover Townhouse, a café hidden downstairs inside a Fournier Street antique shop and gallery. Browse the shop and gallery upstairs, then settle into the period kitchen setting below for coffee amid a Downton Abbey-like atmosphere.

Alfies Antique Market

★ 4.4 · 704 reviews

Explore Alfies Antique Market, a multi-floor treasure trove in Marylebone. Wander through dozens of independent dealers' stalls, browsing vintage fashion, jewelry, and mid-century furniture floor by floor.

Broadway Market

Explore Broadway Market, Hackney's laid-back Saturday spot away from the tourist crowds. Browse artisan food stalls, independent cafés, bookshops, and boutiques, then linger over coffee at an unhurried, neighborhood pace.

Algerian Coffee Stores

★ 4.8 · 1,212 reviews

Step into Algerian Coffee Stores, a century-old Soho institution behind a beautifully preserved shopfront on Old Compton Street. Browse shelves stacked floor to ceiling with coffee beans and loose-leaf teas, and let the knowledgeable staff help you pick a bag worth returning for.