Use this map to compare London’s shopping areas before deciding which ones fit into your day. Zoom in to check where each area sits in relation to the places you already plan to visit.
Oxford Street and Regent Street work well for a central shopping trip. Covent Garden is useful if you also want to explore its market buildings and nearby streets. Knightsbridge is a separate stop, so allow travel time if you plan to combine it with central London shops.
Opening hours vary by shop, especially on Sundays and bank holidays. Check the individual store’s website before travelling for a particular purchase. If you are shopping with children, see our London toy shops guide; for a different kind of shopping trip, see our map of London markets.
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