Shopping in Greater London, England

Strange name but a good place! This centre is run by the Aquaterra Group and with their ... More on Yahoo! Travel

a nice relaxed leisure centre as an overweight female I did not feel embrassed to go to the pool I now s... More on Yahoo! Travel

Mayfair is a marvelous mix of bespoke tailoring, exclusive labels, high street brands and so much more. The area has a great selection of quintessentially British boutiques, shirt makers, shoe shop... More on Yahoo! Travel

It has good atmosphere though. More on Yahoo! Travel

A variety of toilet articles and fragrances fill Floris's floor-to-ceiling mahogany cabinets, which are ar... More on Frommers

I got a great deal on line,China rose,for only twenty pounds. More on TripAdvisor

The Mall is an epic avenue stretching from Buckingham Palace on one end to Trafalgar Square on the other. A... More on Yahoo! Travel

I walked along the Mall several times during my trip in early April - and it was so beautiful! This is one ... More on TripAdvisor

A London institution since the 1940s, Pandora stands in fashionable Knightsbridge, a stone's throw from Harrods. Several times a week, chauffeurs drive up with bundles packed anonymously by England's gentry. One woman voted best-dressed ... More on Frommers

London's leading dealer in vintage costume jewelry and clothing also offers some used designer clothing that's not old enough to be vintage but is ... More on Frommers

This is an emporium of the unexpected, with original products for both adults and children as well as the home. It's strongest on what they call "bedroom must-haves," embracing bed linen, throws, ... More on Frommers

Harrods remains an institution, but in the last decade or so, it has grown increasingly dowdy and is not nearly as cutting edge as it used to be. For the latest trends, shop elsewhere. However, we always stop here during our visits ... More on Frommers

Amazingly, you can sometimes get 90% off designer clothing for both men and women at this outlet. Of course, you've got to sift through 140 rails of clothing and accessories, much of which had a good reason for not selling in the ... More on Frommers

The nucleus of this collection was acquired by Samuel Courtauld, who upon his death in 1947 left it to the University of London. Today it houses the biggest collection of Impressionist and post-Impressionist paintings in Britain, ... More on Frommers