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In December 1883 Harrods was the victim of a major fire and collapsed. Soon after, the building was rebuilt on a larger scale. Currently the owner of Harrods is the Egyptian Mohamed Al Fayed.
As a tourist visit, Harrods offers a luxurious decoration with statues, fountains and rooms decorated with different motifs. Special mention should be made of the Egyptian room and the memorials to Diana of Wales.
Harrods is one of the most luxurious shopping centers in the world and, therefore, their prices are quite high in general. Many tourists choose to buy as gifts or souvenirs jars of tea, stuffed animals, chocolates or other inexpensive items.
What is the name of the most famous store in London?
Harrods is London's most renowned shopping center.
It is located in Brompton Road, in the district of Knightsbridge, very close to Hyde Park. The origins of Harrods date back to 1834, when Charles Henry Harrod opened a small grocery store.
What are the London flea markets called?
Spitalfields, Brick Lane and Petticoat Lane Market. These 3 markets I have grouped them together because they are practically next to each other, and if you visit one you can approach the other two without problems if you want. Spitalfields Market is huge, with stalls of everything you can imagine and numerous places to eat.
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The Millennium Gloucester Hotel London is a 4 star hotel located in the elegant district of Kensington, 100 meters from Gloucester Road subway station and within walking distance of the Museum...
The majestic city of London, with its fashion, art and theaters... It needs no introduction! London offers museums of all kinds, flea markets, boutiques, luxury shopping malls and international cuisine from every corner of the world.
Go to the London Eye and enjoy breathtaking views, visit the various British museums and relax for a while on the green lawns of Hyde Park. Don't miss Buckingham Palace, the impressive Westminster, Wembley Stadium, the trendy neighborhood of Notting Hill and its colorful Portobello market... In London every traveler has a place!
Whether you're flying into Heathrow (the busiest airport in the world), Gatwick, Stansted or Luton, you're just a stone's throw away from the city center and its incredible sights from any of them!
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Located on the western edge of Soho, Regents Street is probably the most famous street for shopping in London, where you can find a lot of internationally known stores for all budgets.
In addition to this wonderful toy store, in this street you can find clothing stores of international chains such as H&M, Zara, Desigual, Calvin Klein, Superdry, Hollister, GAP, COS, &Other Stories or Uniqlo, technology stores like Apple Store, decoration stores like Anthropologie or Zara Home, and makeup, facial and body treatment stores like KIKO Milano or The Body Shop.
How to get there: Nearest subway stations: Marble Arch (Central Line), Bond Street (Central Line and Jubille Line), Oxford Circus (Central, Victoria and Bakerloo Lines) and Tottenham Court Road (Central Line and Northern Line).
With 2 kilometers long, this is the longest street with more stores for shopping in London. Starting at Marble Arch and ending at Tottenham Court Road, it has more than 300 stores, from "low cost" and large chains, to luxury stores and department stores such as Debenhams, Selfridges and John Lewis.
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London basics: THE CITY AND SOUTH BANKLondon has unmissable, basic of this city that for the first time visitor are essential but in every return and new visit we can not stop visiting them. The City of London combines the modern, the avant-garde with the most ancient history, a guided tour is ideal in this area of the city, where there are very interesting places to discover and listen to its history. I recommend:1- Tower of London BridgeThe Tower of London Bridge is one of the symbols of the city, not to be confused with London Bridge, which is located a few meters upstream.It is a movable, Victorian style suspension bridge built in 1894 with two imposing towers 65m high and a system to facilitate the transit of boats on the Thames.
The Tower Bridge is one of the most photographed bridges in the world, I recommend for a different photo walk down the side street called Horsleydown steps on the south side of the river.
