Oxford Street

It’s the big one – the ideal shopping destination for pretty much everybody. Whether you’re looking for run-of-the-mill shops like H&M and Primark or some designer brands such as Kurt Geiger and Selfridges, you’ll find something on Oxford Street to suit your tastes. Make sure you explore the surrounding streets for some great finds too.

Soho & Covent Garden

The Tottenham Court Road area of London is a fascinating shopping destination. Wander off the main street and you’ll find several unique destinations, including vintage bookshops like Any Amount of Books and Quinto Books. Head further into Seven Dials and you’ll find unique designer brands like Larsson & Jennings and Cath Kidson.

Carnaby Street

Famous for its musical heritage, Carnaby Street is almost as perfect as a dining destination as it is as a shopping venue. Nearly all of the food and fashion outlets here are independent, meaning you’ll find a range of items that you can’t get anywhere else.

Notting Hill & Portobello Road

Notting Hill is a fascinating mixture of high-end culture and hipster street sensibility. Explore the area, and you’ll discover plenty of unique brand retailers, but stick to Portobello road, and you’ll find it lined with vintage clothing shops, street markets, and antiques. Head up past Mau Mau bar, and you’ll also find some of the best street food in the city, with some great hipster drinking holes.

Westfield

For those who like their shopping destinations all in one place, there’s no better place to explore than Westfield shopping centr. This commercialist haven actually has two outlets, one in Shepherd’s Bush and one in Stratford. You’ll get a pristine shopping experience at either one, with classics such as All Saints, American Vintage and Calvin Klein. There are 320 stores here, so we recommend taking your time.

Camden