West End pole
Regent Street and Covent Garden, the first shopping day.
Do · Regent Street or Covent Garden as the main ground.
Don’t · Do not add Knightsbridge.
London shopping · Regent Street
Shopping corridors
London shopping corridors
Regent Street, Knightsbridge, Covent Garden, Borough, the East End markets and Camden. Walk one corridor.
One corridor a day. Do not stack Regent Street, Harrods and Portobello.
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Corridors
8
Poles
10
Intents
1
One a day
Shopping hotspots
Worth knowing: one hotspot a day. Each hotspot lists do / don’t and what people search for.
Knightsbridge pole
Harrods and the park.
Do · Food Hall, then the park.
Don’t · Do not also walk King's Road.
Harrods
Borough pole
South Bank food.
Do · Thursday to Saturday, before noon.
Don’t · Do not also book a formal room.
Borough Market
East End market pole
Stalls that follow the calendar.
Do · Keep Saturday and Sunday apart.
Don’t · Do not finish four markets in a day.
Brick Lane · Columbia Road
Portobello pole
Saturday antiques.
Do · Stay on the south stretch.
Don’t · Do not make a weekday pilgrimage.
Portobello
Camden pole
Canal market.
Do · Turn back at the lock.
Don’t · Do not towpath to Paddington.
Camden Market
Greenwich pole
Souvenirs stop here.
Do · Market plus the ship's exterior if you are already there.
Don’t · Do not return to a city department store.
Greenwich Market
Church Street pole
Weekday antiques, without a market.
Do · One stretch of Church Street, then stop.
Don’t · Do not add Saturday Portobello.
Kensington Church Street
More to explore
Is London good for shopping
Pick Regent Street, Knightsbridge, Borough or an East End market. One a day.
London shopping
Regent Street
From the Circus to Oxford Circus. Liberty is on the north side.
Regent Street
Harrods
Food Hall and the facade. The whole building is not a day.
Harrods
Borough Market
Thursday to Saturday before noon. Lunch stays here.
Borough Market
Portobello
Saturday. Antiques are south.
Portobello Road
Brick Lane
Sunday market and one meal. The bagel can be eaten standing.
Brick Lane
Camden
At weekends the Tube station may be exit-only; use Chalk Farm.
Camden Market
Covent Garden
One loop of the piazza. With luggage, do not use the deep station stairs.
Covent Garden
Liberty
The timber atrium is upstairs. Cloth is the reason.
Liberty London
Greenwich souvenirs
The market is enough. Do not return to Oxford Street for souvenirs.
Greenwich Market
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