Essay About Shopping In London

Even two hundred years after the famous “a nation of shopkeepers” remark by Napoleon, London remains one of the best places in the world to go shopping.

Here is the list of the most popular places to shop around in the British Capital

1. Spitalfields Market

One of the trendiest shopping location in London. The Sunday Spitalfields Market is home where several independent boutiques and young designers display their creations. You will definitely find something unique in the small shops. While places like Dray Walk, Brick Lane, Cheshire Streets and Redchurch are known for their vintage dens, quirky shops, cool homeware, don’t forget to visit the Old Spitalfields Market, a 350 years old market that offers an array of stalls selling fashion items, food, and antiques under a beautiful Victorian arcade.

Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street

2. Covent Garden

Looking for a unique gift, hip fashion accessories, handmade jewelry or rare sweets? Covent Garden is a great place to explore. The place is also a home to many high street stores and a super impressive Apple Store located in a carefully restored 1876 building, is spread across numerous floors. Instead of shopping at the old market hall, you can visit the side streets for a less crowded experience. Visit Neal Street (best for Shoe shopping), Monmouth Street, Floral Street, St Martin's

There are plenty of ways to spend money in this beguiling corner of the capital. Visit the Harrods, one of the most famous local shops and a huge tourist attraction to try the food and to witness their dramatic Egyptian Elevator. In case you prefer a less crowded option, visit Harvey Nicholas. If you are looking forward to spending few thousand Euros on designer clothes, look no further than Sloane Street. Chanel, Christian Dior, Prada, Armani, Gucci, Alberta Ferretti, Katharine Hamnett and Nicole Fahri are just some of the designers with shops on the