Shop
- Antiques Market
Alfie's Antique Market
A multi-storey indoor antiques market in Marylebone's Church Street, housed since 1976 in a converted 1880s Egyptian-style department store, home to around 75 independent dealers specialising in 20th-century design, vintage fashion and art deco collectibles.
- Historic Wine Merchant
Berry Bros & Rudd
Britain's oldest wine and spirit merchant, trading from the same shop at 3 St James's Street since 1698, with a wood-panelled interior, historic giant scales and extensive cellars.
- Department Store & Food Hall
Fortnum & Mason
A royally warranted Piccadilly institution since 1707, famous for its eau-de-nil livery, hampers and tea, its animated clock, and a luxury food hall beneath the department store.
- Department Store
Harrods
The world-famous Knightsbridge department store, trading from its iconic terracotta building since the early 1900s, spanning roughly 330 departments from designer fashion to the historic Food Halls.
- Historic Bookshop
Hatchards
London's oldest surviving bookshop, founded on Piccadilly in 1797 and still trading next door to Fortnum & Mason, with wood-panelled floors, multiple royal warrants and regular author signings.
- Advertisement
Eataly
Ship home authentic Roman specialties — guanciale, pecorino, and more.
Learn more → - Historic Umbrella Shop
James Smith & Sons
A family-run umbrella, walking stick and cane specialist trading since 1830, famous for its striking Victorian shopfront at Hazelwood House on New Oxford Street, where it has stood since 1857.
- Department Store
Liberty London
A mock-Tudor department store on Great Marlborough Street, built in 1924 partly from the timbers of two Royal Navy ships, and synonymous ever since with its distinctive Liberty print fabrics.
- Artisan Cheese Shop
Neal's Yard Dairy
A pioneering champion of British and Irish farmhouse cheese since 1979, based in colourful Neal's Yard, Covent Garden, maturing cheeses like Montgomery's cheddar and Stichelton in its own cellars.
- Historic Perfumer
Penhaligon's
A quintessentially English perfumer founded in 1870 by barber-turned-fragrance-maker William Henry Penhaligon, known for ornate glass bottles, playful scent names and a royal warrant.
- Antiques & Flea Market
Portobello Road Market
A Notting Hill street market running nearly a mile, home to one of the world's largest antiques markets alongside fruit, vegetables, vintage fashion and street food stalls.
- Historic Tea Shop
Twinings
The narrow Strand shopfront where Thomas Twining began selling tea in 1706, continuously trading on the same site for over 300 years, with a tiny museum tucked behind the counter.