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Shopping, Covent Garden Market

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There has been a market on this site since the 17th century, and it eventually became London’s principal fruit, vegetable and flower market. It outgrew the area and moved south of the river to Nine Elms in the 1970s, but it is also famous for its original lay out, which was the first open public square in the country. The 4th Duke of Bedford had acquired the land from Westminster Abbey (the “convent garden” which later mutated into the present name) and commissioned the architect Inigo Jones to [more]

Shopping, Camden Market

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Camden Market is located in the Camden Town area of North London and is joined by a number of other markets in Camden Town. It attracts roughly 100000 people each weekend and it is the fourth most popular attraction in London. Camden Market started in 1974. The market nowadays sells clothing, fast food, crafts and many other things. The market is in six sections which are the Camden Lock Market, Historic Stables Market, Camden Canal Market, Buck Street Market, Inverness Street Market and Ele [more]

Shopping, Borough Market

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The market is a sprawling maze, offering expensive delicacies, cuts of meat, seasonal fish and fruit and veg, there are various places to get food from within the market and restaurants and pubs in the surrounding areas (on Stoney Street, Park Street, Bedale Street and Clink Street). Spot some celebrities (Kiera Knightly often shops at Borough Market) , or go looking for some famous film locations (Bridget Jone's Diary & Lock Stock was filmed in The Green Market, the area under the railway [more]

Shopping, Old Spitalfields Market

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The Old Spitalfields Market in London stands on a site that has held a market since 1638 when a licence was awarded by King Charles I to sell fowl, flesh and roots on the Spital Fields on the then outskirts of East London. The site continued to be used primarily as a fruit and vegetable market until 1991 when the New Spitalfields Market opened in nearby Leyton and most of the traders relocated there. Today the eastern part of the site is still used as a general market, with food stalls and ot [more]

Shopping, Worthless

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Shopping, Whiteleys

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Whiteleys ist ein Einkaufscentrum im Londoner Stadtteil Bayswater. Es wurde bereits 1863 als Kaufhaus für besser betuchte Kunden öffnet. Allerdings brannte das erste Kaufhaus bei einem der größten Feuer in London nieder. Anschließend wurde ein neues Gebäude errichtet, welches bis 1981 geöffnet war. 1989 feierte das Haus schließlich Wiedereröffnung und bietet seinen Gästen nun ein breites Angebot an Geschäften, Boutiquen, Restaurants und Cafe´s. Außerdem gibt es ein Kino im Haus. Das Einkaufscen [more]

Shopping, Brick Lane Market

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Brick Lane Market is a Sunday market that has its origins dating back to the 17th century when it established itself as an area where fruit and vegetable was sold. Since its early days it has now evolved into a market that sells everything from bric a brac, books, records, clothes, food, household goods, crafts, jewellery, DIY goods and antiques. Every week thousands of bargain hunters descend here. Brick Lane is located in the Tower Hamlets district of London’s East End and is an area with a [more]

Shopping, Hamleys

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Hamleys is a toy shop in London. William Hamley opened his first toy shop "Hamleys" in 1760 in Bodmin, Cornwall. His childhood dream became reality, and the shop thrived through the generations and in 1881 Hamley's descendants opened a second shop in Regent Street, London. After a difficult period for Hamleys in the 1920's, it was bought by Walter Lines who managed to get the customers back into the toy shop. His efforts were rewarded by Queen Mary in 1938. Queen Elizabeth II also rewarded t [more]

Shopping, Oxford Street

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Oxford Street is in the heart of London, there are numberous ways to reach Oxford Street, either by bike, bus, car, coach, taxi, tube, train or even on foot. Oxford Street claim to be Europe's largest high street, boasting over 600 stores, 150 International Brands & 200 bars, cafes & restaurants, all a short distance from parks, museums, theatres & art galleries. It's not just shopping that Oxford Street offers, but live gigs in flagship stores, such as HMV or Virgin, celebrities, such as Kat [more]

Shopping, David & Goliath

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The David & Goliath store in Covent Garden, London, is one of 3 UK David & Goliath stores. The chain was launched in Florida in 2000 with a range of t-shirts with slogans and characters. Since then it has expanded into 15 stores in four countries and the clothing includes sleepwear, knits, fleeces, accessories and stationery as well as the original t-shirts. The company ethos remains jokey and fun and the target customers are between 14 and 30 years of age. The Covent Garden shop is open 1 [more]

Shopping, Harrods

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Harrods som ligger i centrala London i stadsdelen Knightsbridge är ett av världens mest kända varuhus. Varuhuset grundades 1849 av Charles Henry Harrod och startade som en grönsaksaffär. Idag har Harrods 5000 anställda och har en säljyta på 92 000m2 och h

Shopping, Books for Cooks

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Books for Cooks in London is a specialist book retailer in the Notting Hill district of the city. It has thousands of cookery books and a test kitchen in the back of the shop where the staff 'test' the recipes in the shop's cafe. Cookery classes are offered in the upstairs demonstration kitchen. A programme of workshops is available and dates and topics are available on the shop's website. Books for Cooks is open Tuesday to Saturday, from 10.00am to 6.00pm. The shop closes on Sundays, Mon [more]

Shopping, Selfridges

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Henry Selfridge was born in Wisconsin, USA in 1858. He emigrated to London and opened his department store in Oxford Street in 1909. Today its many departments include menswear and womenswear (supporting many designer labels), beauty, household and accessories. There is a large food hall with a separate entrance on Orchard Street and several cafes. Opening hours 10am - 8pm (Mon - Fri) 9:30am - 8pm (Sat) 12noon - 6pm (Sun) There is a car park at the rear of the building in Edward Mews [more]

Shopping, Fortnum & Mason

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Fortnum & Mason is a store in Piccadilly, London, where it has been located since its founding in 1707. It is a department store, but is best known for its food hall, and as a purveyor to royalty (they hold a number of royal warrants) and the upper classes. Non-food departments were added in 1925. The eponymous founders got their business started by selling candles. As the British Empire expanded, so did the scope for importing produce and supplying to expatriates. British interests in Ind [more]

Shopping, Cyberdog

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Shopping, Portobello Road Market

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Portobello Road Market is located in Notting Hill. It is one of the famous markets in the world that sells antiques and second-hand items. It is in the top ten rankings for most visited place in London. It has existed for roughly 300 years. It was featured in a recent movie called Notting Hill. The Antiques Market opens on Fridays and Saturdays only. The market opening hours are between 8am and 6.30pm on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. It opens at 8am and closed at 1pm [more]

Shopping, The Armoury Arsenal Official Store

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Shopping, London Trocadero

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Shopping, Greenwich Market

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Shopping, Charing Cross Road

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Charing Cross Road is a street in the West End of London. It runs north-south from Oxford Street to just short of Trafalgar Square. The name comes from the fact that it heads towards, although not directly to, Charing Cross Station just off Trafalgar Square. Underground stations on the road are Tottenham Court Road at the northern end and Leicester Square at the southern end, although it is within easy reach of all the West End attractions. It is mainly known as the centre for second hand [more]

Shopping, Liberty of London

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Liberty of London is a luxury department store in the centre of London which epitomises traditional English style with particular emphasis on the Art Nouveau and 'Arts and Crafts' movements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The firm was founded by Arthur Lasenby Liberty in 1875, originally as a shop selling fabrics, objets d'art and ornaments from the Orient. Since then the store and the Liberty brand has evolved into one of the world's most distinctive and recognisable style movements, [more]

Shopping, Carnaby Street

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Located in London's district of Soho, Carnaby street is close to both Oxford Street & Regent Street. The street became famous in the "Swinging 60's" when "mods" flocked to Carnaby Street for its independent record shops, boutiques & designers such as Mary Quant. Carnaby Street is now more mainstream, offering (higher end) high street chains & restaurants, but still very popular with young shoppers & tourists. Liberty's famous department store is close by. The nearest underground station [more]

Shopping, Billingsgate Market

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Owned by the City of London local government, Billingsgate Market was created by an Act of Parliament in 1699. The market currently operates from a listed building designed by Sir Horace Jones in 1876 and is the largest inland fish market in the UK. Facilities include 98 stands and 30 shops specializing in fish and seafood products, although poultry and sundry catering supplies are also sold by the more than 50 onsite merchants. Opening hours are between 05h00 and 08h30 Tuesday to Saturday and [more]

Shopping, Bond Street

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London’s Bond Street is in the heart of Mayfair. Running north-south between Oxford Street and Piccadilly, it has always been a fashionable address and remains an upmarket shopping street. World famous brands such as Gucci, Armani, Hermès, Chanel and Dolce & Gabbana have outlets. There is no actual stretch called "Bond Street": it is divided into Old Bond Street in the south and the longer New Bond Street at the north end. It is, however, usually referred to by its composite name. It was [more]

Shopping, Burlington Arcade

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Shopping, Covent Garden Market

Shopping, Camden Market

Shopping, Borough Market

Shopping, Old Spitalfields Market

Shopping, Worthless

Shopping, Whiteleys

Shopping, Brick Lane Market

Shopping, Hamleys

Shopping, Oxford Street

Shopping, David & Goliath

Shopping, Harrods

Shopping, Books for Cooks

Shopping, Selfridges

Shopping, Fortnum & Mason

Shopping, Cyberdog

Shopping, Portobello Road Market

Shopping, The Armoury Arsenal Official Store

Shopping, London Trocadero

Shopping, Greenwich Market

Shopping, Charing Cross Road

Shopping, Liberty of London

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