Oxford Street and Regent Street are the most well-known and popular shopping streets of the English capital, offering a range of well-known shops. H&M, Zara, Primark are only some of the huge stores you can find in both streets, alongside local brands.

Bond Street offers a posh selection of designers and luxury stores. If you can’t afford a new Fendi bag, looking at the store windows will be a great experience.

If you are a mall enthusiast, the Westfield Mall has 300 stores and two branches in the London area you should definitely check out.

In the fashionable Shoreditch neighborhood of East London, you will find unconventional fashion. This is a particularly cool neighborhood with unique boutiques and shops. Walking from north to south, you should start at the intersection where Shoreditch High Street and Old Street meet.

Look for excellent stores like “Religion and Aida” (Clothing and Home Goods). Calvert Avenue is home to “Oliver Spencer’s” menswear store and the recommended “Luna & Curious” children’s store.

Further down the road, do not miss Redchurch Street where you can find boutiques alongside well-known brands (like “APC”), and south of it, you will find the Boxpark complex (on Bethnal Green Road) with a variety of small and unique shops.

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The famous Vogue news stand celebrates Milan’s legacy in the fashion world, and many travelers put on their most stylish outfits before heading to this spot and taking a photo with a copy of the famous magazine in hand.

If you end up visiting the upscale shopping district Quadrilatero della moda while in this Italian city, you won’t struggle to find this kiosk. You may have to wait for a while to take a perfect pic, since every fashion enthusiast visiting Milan wants one, as well.

The whole thing might sound silly if you’re not a fashion fan, but the importance of Milan Fashion Week on the boom in tourism to the city can’t be understated, and that’s what gives this kiosk a special charm. It may not be a museum or a classic building, but it stands as a reminder of Milan’s place in the fashion world.

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Oxford Street and Regent Street are the most well-known and popular shopping streets of the English capital, offering a range of well-known shops. H&M, Zara, Primark are only some of the huge stores you can find in both streets, alongside local brands.

Bond Street offers a posh selection of designers and luxury stores. If you can’t afford a new Fendi bag, looking at the store windows will be a great experience.

If you are a mall enthusiast, the Westfield Mall has 300 stores and two branches in the London area you should definitely check out.

In the fashionable Shoreditch neighborhood of East London, you will find unconventional fashion. This is a particularly cool neighborhood with unique boutiques and shops. Walking from north to south, you should start at the intersection where Shoreditch High Street and Old Street meet.

Look for excellent stores like “Religion and Aida” (Clothing and Home Goods). Calvert Avenue is home to “Oliver Spencer’s” menswear store and the recommended “Luna & Curious” children’s store.

Further down the road, do not miss Redchurch Street where you can find boutiques alongside well-known brands (like “APC”), and south of it, you will find the Boxpark complex (on Bethnal Green Road) with a variety of small and unique shops.

The post The Best Shopping Streets in London appeared first on Traveler Master.

The famous Vogue news stand celebrates Milan’s legacy in the fashion world, and many travelers put on their most stylish outfits before heading to this spot and taking a photo with a copy of the famous magazine in hand.

If you end up visiting the upscale shopping district Quadrilatero della moda while in this Italian city, you won’t struggle to find this kiosk. You may have to wait for a while to take a perfect pic, since every fashion enthusiast visiting Milan wants one, as well.

The whole thing might sound silly if you’re not a fashion fan, but the importance of Milan Fashion Week on the boom in tourism to the city can’t be understated, and that’s what gives this kiosk a special charm. It may not be a museum or a classic building, but it stands as a reminder of Milan’s place in the fashion world.

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