[21.12.2007] Burlington Arcade is an historic place. It was supposedly Britain's first shopping Arcade, opened in 1819. It takes the form of an indoor shopping street and one has to say that it is a beautiful and elegant setting in which to make your purchases. I first went there as a small boy with my Great aunt who would always pop in to look at the antique jewellery. Many of the shops offer all kinds of luxurious goods desi [more]

[21.12.2007] Possibly Camden's major attraction is the large weekend market. Its actually open every day but Sunday is the busiest. It is at weekends that the market opens and attracts all forms of local life. There are many stalls and shops offering a variety of goods from antiques, artisan craftwork, household accessories and furniture. The market is said to attract 100,000 bargain hunters every weekend and there are some real [more]

[21.12.2007] Oxford Street is simply one of the best places to go shopping in London. Its easy to get there by any means of transport and from anywhere across London, but probably the best way is by tube. There are a number of lines and stations that will get you there. Bond Street via the Central Line / Jubilee Line, Marble Arch via the Central Line and Oxford Circus via the Bakerloo Line / Central Line / Victoria Line are prob [more]