You can talk about London for hours. The city where life does not silent a minute, where medieval castles are harmoniously neighboring modern shopping centers. Here you can spend whole weeks, exploring the sights, but not to see half. Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Greenwich, Tower, London Ferris Wheel ... All this is a standard set of what every ordinary tourist sees.
However, for passionate shopping lovers in London there are places and more interesting, it is not in vain, it is famous for the capital of style and high fashion. By the way, looking at the London crowd can be easily determined that it will be popular in Russia next season. In general, despite the notorious English primacy, on the streets of the British capital you can find a mass of strangely dressed eccentrics, ranging from the Asian diamonds, and ending with a German tourist with a manual fox.
Speaking about stores, it should be noted that in London you can choose a place for shopping for every taste and wallet. To begin, of course, he follows from Kharrots, one of the oldest department stores of the British capital. There is a collected all the best and expensive. There are fashion shows, and the famous decorators are engaged in the design of the showcases. In Harrods you will find the newest collections, and the service that the staff will provide will be at the highest level. If you go on a little further from the department store, you will get to Harvey Nichols, which looks a little more modest, but there you can find some products that are not in Harrods (for example, Molecules perfume).
If you do not sorry to spend extra 10 pounds, then you can take a taxi and get to the charming green building Fortnum & Manson. This is a famous tea house where you can buy both collectible teas at a similar price and a lot of tea supplies. I strongly recommend climbing the second floor where all kinds of interesting things are collected, like Indian magnifying glasses and sets for calligraphic letters.
There is still a small secret for brand clothing lovers. If you decide to replenish your wardrobe in the central stores, then this is most likely to fall into a round sum. However, if you do not regret the time and go to Bister Village, which is an hour's drive from London, you can find a whole village with outlet shops. Collections of the best brands are sold there by amazingly low prices. Taxi will cost you about a hundred pounds, but believe me, you can save much more.
In addition, this is a very cute place where you can walk and have lunch, and in the evening to leave back to London.
Of course, regardless of where you decide to spend time, it will be unforgettable, because the British capital has been and remains Mecca for the most demanding and sophisticated tourists.