In London, a shopping paradise, you can find top luxury goods, priceless commodities, handicrafts or technological products full of regional characteristics here. The shopping circle in London is full of all kinds of fashionable goods, and there is an impulse to be blinded by minutes.

1. Oxford Street, Oxford Street

Oxford Street is an important shopping street in London. The 1.25-mile-long street is lined with exquisite buildings in the late 18 th century. More than 311 world brand stores and large shopping malls gather here. At the beginning of the street, near the Marblearch Station of the subway, you can see the representative of fashion avant-garde Selma Foric Department Store. Niketown, Topshop, Gap, Hm's flagship stores, Zara, Mng, Kookai, Next, MUJI and other popular fashion brands, all kinds of clothing stores can be found here. In addition to many high-end shops, those shops with leisure and relaxation style for young people are also very eye-catching, where you can learn about the most avant-garde fashion trends in London. Waterstone, a British bookstore chain that Clinton once signed for sale, is also located in Oxford Street. This shopping street attracts 31 million tourists from all over the world every year. This is the busiest street in Europe. The rent of shops in Oxford Street ranks third in the world, second only to Fifth Avenue in New York and Causeway Bay in Hong Kong.

2. Bond Street, Bond Street

Go west along Oxford Street and you will see Bond Street, where designer's brand clothes are concentrated. All internationally renowned brands have stores in Bond Street. Bond street is divided into old and new areas. Old Street is the most expensive place in London, with jewelry stores such as Tiffany's and Cartier, as well as watch shops and antique shops. Newbondstreet is the world of fashion and luxury goods, and there is no obvious boundary between them. Shopping here, you will see crowds of reporters, because it is a purchasing station for stars from all over the world.

3. Piccadilly Circus, Piccadilly Circus

Piccadilly Circus is an ancient shopping area and home to some of the oldest retail stores in Britain. Among them, Fortnumandmason is an elegant and high-end store, which is famous for its delicious and rich food. Tea and caviar are the signature dishes here. In addition to food, there are all kinds of clothes for men and women, cosmetics, home accessories, suitcases and other commodities, especially the sixth floor of the commercial building is an indispensable place.

4. Regent Street, Regent Street

Regent Street is a street perpendicular to the center of Oxford Street, which is full of various shops. The street twists and turns, connecting Oxford Square and Piccadilly Circus. Hamleys, wedgwood and mappinwebb, the largest toy store in the world, are all on this street. Freedom department store is also here. Many shops here are quite British, and most of them are upper-middle class in Britain. When people dressed as English gentlemen pass you by, time seems to have gone back to the beginning of the last century. In the 9th century, this area was a shopping street for royalty and upper class, and it is still a traditional activity area in Britain. Oxford Street and Regent Street are the main shopping streets in London. A lighting ceremony is held every year before Christmas. During the new year or summer discount period, the outbound travel strategy is overcrowded and it is difficult to move. At the southern end of Regent Street, there are some individual shops, which contain many works of new generation designers.

No.5 Jamming Street, Ming Jie Street

Turn into Piccadilly Street and you will enter another time and space. The shops on the street have a history of at least 111 years, and even 311-year-old shops are not unusual. The signs of buildings and shops are quite primitive, and the wooden windows are a bit mottled and antique. It is famous for its custom-made shirt shops, fashion shops and jewelry stores. At the same time, there are exquisite art galleries and antique shops in Ming Jie Street.

6. Knightsbridge

This shopping area is close to the rich areas in London and is another major business district in London. It consists of several independent brand stores. Harold's department store and Havini Coles department store are also here, which is a place that people who like shopping can't miss.

Burlington Market Street No.7 Burlington Garde

Burlington Market Street consists of old and new parts. There are high-end brand-name shops in Britain and even around the world, and it is also a very famous gathering place for fashion shops.