Bond Street

Speaking of London’s luxury streets, Bond Street bears the brunt. Located in the West End of London, in the heart of historic Mayfair, it is world-famous for its exclusive brands, fashionable designs, exquisite jewelry and art. Since 1700, Bond Street has been a paradise for the richest, most fashionable and influential upper class. Now, 300 years have passed, and it is still loved by the rich, nobles and celebrities. Bond Street is now the main battlefield for the world's most prestigious retail brands, such as Burberry, Chanel, Dolce Gabbana, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton, Mulberry, Ralph Lauren, Tiffany & Co, etc., all have opened stores here. Chanel has the world's largest flagship store on Bond Street (No. 158-159), with three floors, offering everything from ready-to-wear to jewelry, leather goods to perfumes, cosmetics and skin care series.

There are also some unique hotels and restaurants around Bond Street, such as Claridge’s and The Ritz. The Royal Academy of Art and world-famous auction house Sotheby’s are also nearby.

Address: Bond Street, London W1S

Dover Street Market

Dover Street, not far from Bond Street, is also a good place to choose goods. Dover Street Market was founded on September 10, 2004. The designer is the famous Japanese Rei Kawakubo. This fashionable and trendy store was renovated from an old Georgian-style office building. It integrates fun and art into clothing retail, distinguishes civilian and market-oriented fashion brands from high-end fashion brands, and aims to create a fashion brand sales platform that is both creative and fashionable. The six-story, 1,200-square-meter fashion store houses a wide range of luxury brands, from Alexander McQueen to Saint Laurent. Dover Street Market closes twice a year to renovate the store for designers’ upcoming new styles. Usually at this time, designers from major brands will visit the store in person to launch the "face-changing project" of their own stores.

Address: 17-18 Dover Street, Mayfair, London W1S 4LT

Mount Street

Mount Street, the fashionable street, is also not to be missed. Located in Mayfair, London, there are many niche and luxury fashion brands gathered, such as Marc Jacobs, Balenciag, Christian Louboutin, Jenny Packham, and typical British brands Purdey and William & Son.

In addition to fashion brands, there are also hotels, restaurants, and art galleries, such as the world-famous restaurant Scotts and the cafe Mount Street Deli.

Address: Mount Street, South Audley Street, London W1K 2TY

Sloane Street

Internationally recognized as the world’s most exclusive and luxurious shopping destination One, Sloane Street is located in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, starting from Knightsbridge in the north to Sloane Square in the south. The street is named after Sir Hans Sloane, who purchased the area in 1712. Today, there are luxury brand stores here, the gardens are neatly manicured and beautiful, and the specialty streets of Ellis Street and Pavillion Road are also dotted with boutiques. Sloane Street is known for its iconic luxury brands, unique services and exclusive products. A large number of luxury brands have opened flagship stores here, such as Tom Ford, Chloe, Salvatore Ferragamo, Roberto Cavalli, Valentino, Giorgio Armani, Rag & Bone, Saint Laurent, Alberta Ferretti, Marni and Gucci, etc. MCM also has a two-story flagship store on Sloane Street.

The area also includes some must-see cultural attractions, such as the Victoria & Albert museum, Cadogan Hall, the Royal Court Theater and the Saatchi Gallery, and of course There are also some famous hotels and restaurants.

Address: Sloane Street, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London SW1X 9PJ

King's Road

Another street near Sloane Street that gathers fashion boutiques King's Road is a mix of designer stores and high street shops. There are Vivienne Westwood boutiques here and the Chelsea Antiques Market. There are also many restaurants and cafes nearby. If you are tired from shopping, sit down and have a cup of tea to relax before continuing.

Address: King's Road, Chelsea, London SW3 5XP

Savile Row's

Located in the center of Mayfair, London, Savile Row's is a traditional men's custom-tailored clothing store. famous street. The term "bespoke", meaning fine tailoring, is thought to have originated here, referring to a hand-cut suit. Since the late 18th century, many famous companies have appeared here, such as Anderson & Sheppard, Bernard Wetherill, Huntsman, Kilgour, Norton & Sons, Richard Anderson, Richard James and Timothy Everest. In 1846, Henry Poole, later considered the creator of the tuxedo, opened an entrance to his tailoring premises at 32 Street. In 1969, traditional Savile Row’s sewing methods and styles began to modernize, continuing into the 1990s with the emergence of designers Richard James, Ozwald Boateng and Timothy Everest. Today, Savile Row’s in the 21st century is more fashionable and more down-to-earth than before. Here, no matter how picky the customer is, they can find a suit style they are satisfied with.

Address: Mayfair, London W1S 3PG

St James's

It is located in the "four corners" of the center - Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus Between Piccadilly Circus, Green Park and Buckingham Palace, St. James has a unique geographical advantage. St James’s has become one of the luxury districts in central London with its good reputation for its beautiful stores, exquisite and beautiful products and personalized services. Many heritage brands create a unique shopping environment for modern customers here, such as British shirt manufacturer Jermyn Street, London's oldest cheese maker Paxton & Whitfield, and London's first wine and spirits wholesaler Berry Bros & Rudd. and Floris, a perfume brand passed down to the ninth generation of perfumers.

There are also various large and small restaurants here, such as Michelin-starred restaurants 7 Park Place, The Wolseley, Villandry and Boulestin, etc.

Address: St James's, London SW1Y 6HL

The Royal Exchange

As a historic building in the heart of the City of London, its history can be traced back to The 16th-century Royal Exchange has now been transformed into a luxury shopping mall, housing many luxury brand boutiques, such as Gucci, Tiffany & Co, Watches of Switzerland, Jo Malone London, Paul Smith, etc.

Address: Royal Exchange, The City, London EC3V 3LL

Fortnum & Mason

This is a typical British store that serves as the Queen's official "grocery store" ”, since 1707, selling the best food, luggage, household items and clothing in London. There are five restaurants inside, including an award-winning wine bar and fantastic ice cream parlor. Foodie friends can buy the most tempting food, professional refreshments and exquisite gift baskets here, which are great gifts.

Address: 181 Piccadilly, London W1A 1ER

Harrods

Founded in 1849, Harrods began as a humble East End grocery store owned by Charles Henry Harrod. It has now developed into a large department store that provides professional services from food to clothing to furniture. It has 28 restaurants and two tourist attractions: the Egyptian Hall and the Pet Department. Every night, 11,500 light bulbs illuminate the seven-story building. Founder Charles Henry Harrod also became one of the most outstanding figures in the world because of this mall. Harrods is committed to providing a beautiful shopping environment and excellent customized services. Customers can enjoy a wealth of exclusive services here, such as personal shopping appointments and penthouse private suites, which are simply like royal treatment.

Address: 87-135 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7XL

Liberty

The Liberty department store, opened in 1875, is located in the heart of London and is the largest department store in London. The traditional store is a gorgeous Tudor building on the outside, but inside there is an impressive and beautiful palace with beautiful design, exquisite craftsmanship, and the most cutting-edge fashion brands Vivienne Westwood, Chloé, Dries Van Noten, etc. It goes without saying how many shopaholics this shopping paradise attracts every year.

Address: Regent Street, London W1B 5AH

The Village at Westfield London

Westfield has gathered more than 40 luxury brands, such as Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Mulberry , Prada, Jimmy Choo, Omega, Tiffany & Co, etc., there is also Searcys Champagne Bar for you to take a rest when your feet feel weak after shopping. From the iconic spiral staircase to the first floor, there is an attractive food area and luxury accessories stores such as Caffe Concerto, Isola Bella, etc. Westfield is still developing, cleverly combining shopping and culture, and often hosting exhibitions and fashion events. Most importantly, there is a dedicated multi-lingual concierge team to serve customers, including private drivers, hands-free shopping, duty-free shopping, valet parking and international shipping. Who would not be tempted by a comprehensive shopping experience without any blind spots.

Address: Ariel Way, London W12 7SL