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London Shopping

Fortnum & Mason at 181 Piccadilly is a exclusive full-service department store founded in 1707. It offers stationary, gifts, porcelain, and clothing. Additionally shoppers can enjoy a multitude of wonderful delicatessens and food markets.

Liberty at 210-220 Regent Street is a wonderful historic and stunning department store offering six floors of overwhelming shopping opportunities including fashion, china, home furnishings, luggage and gifts. This store is also home to the famous Liberty Print fashion fabrics.

The Burlington Arcade is a glass-roofed passage that is lined with intriguing shops and boutiques. The atmosphere is wonderful, as it is lit by wrought-iron lamps and clusters of ferns and flowers. Stores offer fashion, Irish linen, cashmere and more.

Greenwich Market (www.greenwichmarket.net) is a sprawling flea market that offers steals and deals that would get any shopper’s heart racing.

Covent Garden at Monmouth Street is a gem of a shopping area where a large mixture of stores fill only two blocks. Shops here feature outlets for British designers. Stores here offer musical instruments, crystal-ball readings, used and new clothing, and a large variety of other unique items.

Other places to shop

Kensington, Notting Hill & Bayswater at Kensington High Street.

Whiteleys of Bayswater at 151 Queensway.

Knightsbridge & Chelsea at Knightsbridge

The West End including Oxfort, Regent, and Bond Streets

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London Interesting Facts

London is the largest city in Britain as well as Europe.
12% of Britain’s population lives in London
Canary Wharf Tower is the tallest building in London.
London was the first city in the world to have an underground railway.
Famous writers from London include J.R.R. Tolkien, Jane Austen, and Agatha Christie.
The Tower of London was once a prison, an arsenal, a royal mint, menagerie, and a jewel house
London’s first fair was held in October 1836.
In 1844, St. Paul’s Cathedral was destroyed by fire, and rebuilt in 1846.

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