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Travellers taking a trip to the city of London will be very excited by the amount of shopping destinations available to them. There are several great places to head to in the capital selling a range of goods from luxury designer items to high street brands and vintage products. The most famous of the shopping places has to be Oxford Street that is known for its department stores including John Lewis, Debenhams and Selfridges. There is also the flagship store of Topshop and the road offers the popular store of Primark. Travellers can easily get to this destination by heading to Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road or Oxford Circus tube station.

Visitors in London must also make a trip to Regent Street that offers many fashion stores and famous destinations such as the Apple Store, Liberty and toy shop Hamleys. Tourists should also venture to Bond Street and Mayfair that offer luxury items and provides huge names such as Louis Vuitton and Burberry. Travellers often like going to shopping centres to head to all their favourite stores under one roof and the best that the capital has to offer is Westfield. Visitors in east London can visit Westfield Stratford City that has around 250 shops, while at the other end of the capital there is Westfield London in White City.

Tourists heading to London will be very excited by what the city has to offer in terms of places to reside. Travellers should try and find a hotel near Bayswater station that will be close to attractions and sights. The MStay Hyde Park hotel is a fantastic place to head for a holiday that offers a range of air-conditioned rooms that have complimentary Wi-Fi and an LCD digital television. There is also an en-suite shower room and a kitchenette that will help travellers during their stay. Tourists will appreciate the large room sizes available so groups can stay together in the triple and family size rooms at this magnificent hotel in London.

A wonderful shopping destination that tourists can visit is the amazing Carnaby Street that is located between Oxford Street and Regent Street. This has more than 150 brands and many independent restaurants and bars. Travellers on a break in the city of London will love this place for its boutiques and new designer labels, as well as its vibrant atmosphere. Covent Garden is equally as intriguing with its popular market and chance to find unique items such as handmade jewellery and arts and crafts. For designer items tourists go to Knightsbridge for its top department stores including the world-famous Harrods and Harvey Nichols.

For something very special travellers must visit Savile Row that is the home of bespoke tailoring. It is a place where tourists can purchase a handmade suit by going to shops such as Henry Poole & Co and Ozwald Boateng. Retail enthusiasts who want to have fun when they are shopping must head to Notting Hill for its excellent Portobello Road Market that has a huge array of vintage clothing, antiques, books and gifts on offer. Travellers will certainly have a massive amount of choice when it comes to shopping in the centre of London.