London Shopping Guide

London as capital of England, known for rich economy, culture and great history. Here you will find wide range of tourist attractions. There are many things to do by tourists. One of which is shopping. There are many streets in London known for shopping. London shopping market ranks among European countries like Oxford Street with 300 shops is a famous one where you could find each and every type of products from cosmetics to electronic appliances. Here you will find different types of shopping malls and complexes from where you can buy different types of products.

One of the famous shopping markets in London is Oxford Street. Where you will find international and British original brand product. It is best known for Selfridges and the other big department stores selling some upscale and upmarket goods. Covent Garden famous for specialist goods deals in fashions and herbs, gifts and toys, books and dollhouses, cigars and lots more. If you want some expensive, stylish and dashing products according to modern fashion then New Bond Street is waiting for you. It is known for fashionable Street in the world.

Tottenham Court Road is famous for shops selling electrical goods like computers, cameras etc. If you are looking for watches and jewellery shops then Hatton Garden is there. Knightsbridge market is known for Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores. It is one of the popular and heaven for shoppers. Another famous market in London is Camden Town combination of four markets - Camden Market, Camden Lock Market, Camden Canal Market and Stables Market all are selling vintage clothing, street fashion, antiques, leather wear and arts and crafts.

Sloane Street is one the fashionable street in London like Bond Street. Gucci, Hacketts, Prada, Giorgio Armani, Gianfranco Ferre, Yves St Laurent and Christian Dior are the few names found in Slona Street. Greenwich Market established by Royal Charter in 1849 famous for hand crafted items and trinkets. Wentworth Street and Middlesex Street consists almost one thousand stalls, which you will see on Sunday selling clothing, household goods. Jermyn Street, which is famous for shirts. Many shirt makers like Turnbull and Asser, Thomas Pink, T.M. Lewin having base here.

Besides this London have world famous departmental stores like Harrods and Selfridges selling daily use products. Music shops and bookshops can be found throughout the city of London.