Picadilly Circus, London (UK) » Entertainment » Shopping Centres

Piccadilly is a shopper's paradise with all the added perks like good food and bubbly nightlife. Just a day of window-shopping down Regent Street and New Bond Street can be a blissful experience. Whether you decide to buy anything or not, just stroll around the stores and have fun.

Fortnum and Mason ( Visit Site )

Fortnum and Mason have been the Queen's grocers for nearly 150 years, and the store's history dates back to the 1700s. Known for its elegantly and classily gift wrapped hampers, it deals in luxury goods, food products, wines, fashion and beauty products and household items. Coming to Piccadilly and not visiting Fortnum and Mason would be a shame.

Waterstones ( Visit Site )

Waterstones is the largest bookseller in Europe with chains of stores spread all over the United Kingdom. Their store at Piccadilly Circus is huge in size. They even have a snack bar and lounge where you can grab a meal and rest after the rewarding job of finding the right book.

Piccadilly Market
( Visit Site )

Piccadilly Market is an antique collector's delight held in St. James's Church’s premises. It is located near the bookshop, Waterstone's. The antique market is held every Tuesday, while the Arts and Crafts market from Wednesday to Saturday.

Burlington Arcade ( Visit Site )

Burlington Arcade takes pride in being Britain's first shopping arcade. It opened in 1819, and it is still England's longest covered shopping street, with the most charming shops displaying their masterpieces with grace and dignity.

Bates

If you are a fan of English hats, then you should rush to Bates the Hatter. The store promotes and sells various hats such as 'soft felt hats', 'formal hats', 'sun and rain headgear', 'Panama hats', 'tweed hats and caps’.

Hatchards ( Visit Site )

Books are a man's best friend, and Hatchard's legacy proves it. Hatchard's bookshop was founded in 1797 and is the oldest bookshop in the United Kingdom. It still stands at the same place from where it first started trading. Waterstone's and Hatchard's, both owned by HMV have a long-standing relationship with book fans. Their online site gives you the latest update on what's stocked at their store.

Watches of Switzerland ( Visit Site )

A Rolex on your wrist wouldn't look bad, would it? So Watches of Switzerland helps you choose the right watch according to your budget, personality and brand preference. The premium Swiss watchmakers like Philippe, Rolex, Jaeger-LeCoultre trade at the store and makes it a top shopping destination in London. ‘Old is gold’ is confirmed at this store as their customer service has been top-notch since the time it started in 1924.

Liberty London ( Visit Site )

Liberty London is one of the finest stores in London selling designer wear and cosmetics. The boutique is accompanied by a book section and a bakery. The store is a wonderful place to splurge your cash and fill your travel bags to infinity.