Best and amazing places for shopping in London, check here top 5 shopping places in London.
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1# Bermondsey Market, London
No bargain, no low quality, only good products are on sale at Bermondsey Market. The market features hundreds vendors selling artwork, furniture, silver and other favorites for collectors. Make sure you are early at market if you don’t want to get frustrated while shopping among the crowd. As the underground doesn’t run when the market opens, bus is only one choice!
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2# Carnaby Street, London
Carnaby Street is completely far from boredom as you can enjoy buying unique souvenir for friends while a number of upscale boutiques are also widely found here. A lot of restaurants and bars clutter in the street, causing Carnaby Street very packed during lunchtime and dinner.
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3# Knightsbridge, London
Apart from being one of London’s most popular tourist destinations, Knightsbridge is home to fabulous Harvey Nicholos and Harrods and also the places are full of trendy and ultimate designer shopping venues where a large amount of pounds are spent every day. Even when you get exhausted from the whole-day shopping, excellent restaurants and bars are just in front you.
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4# Kensington, London
Located among many top museums, churches, historic buildings in London and right next to pretty Holland Park, Kensington is a real heaven for tourists who are either just walking around or seriously shopping. The Kensington is always visited by young locals searching upscale boutiques and visitors walking in and out several antique shops.
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5# Covent Garden Shopping, London
Covent Garden is a so-called fruit and veggies market which has been labeled one of the top tourist attractions in London for decades. Besides, the place features a number of shops selling clothing, crafts, books, antiques and odd souvenirs. Some folks are strolling and looking for some nice café, restaurants and bar which lavishly line along the Convent Garden.
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