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Regent Stree

Set amidst the energetic atmosphere of London`s West End, Regent Street is a bustling shopping street in the heart of the capital that offers visitors a chance to indulge in their passion for shopping. Located in the City of Westminster, Regent Street is nestled in between an area which runs from Oxford Circus (north side) to Piccadilly Circus (south side) and is home to department stores, trendy clothing shops and upmarket boutiques for those looking for a stylish gift for that special occasion.
Built as part of a ceremonial route for royalty, London’s Regent Street was initially completed in 1825 under the guiding hand of famous designer John Nash. However, in 1927 Regent Street was given a complete makeover and has since seen a steady addition of new department stores and well known brand name shops which have made this cosmopolitan street an attraction for shoppers from around the world. 24 hour parking facilities near Regent Street include Burlington (3-9 Old Burlington Street) and Broadwick (Dufours Place, W1V 1FD).

Popular Stores
Those looking to keep up with the latest fashion trends will find many famous brand name shops in Regent Street which cater to both the lavish spender and the more budget conscious shopper. Popular clothing outlets one will find here include Benetton, Burberry, Esprit (megastore), French Connection and H&M as well as flagship stores of Hugo Boss and Levi. The stylish Liberty department store, Hamley`s six storey toy store and the impressive flagship store of Apple computers are among the other not to be missed shops on Regent Street.

Benetton: 253-259 Regent Street, London W1B 2ER (Tel: 020 7647 4200)
Burberry: 157-167 Regent St, London W1B 4PH (Tel: 0207 806 1310)
Esprit (megastore): 178-182 Regent Street, London W1B 5TH (Tel: 020 7025 7701)
French Connection: 249 - 251 Regent Street, London W1B 2ER (Tel: 020 7493 3124)
H&M: 261-271 Regent Street, London W1B 2AQ (Tel: 020 7493 4004)
Hugo Boss (flagship store): 184 Regent Street, London W1B 5TL (Tel: 020 7734 7919)
Levi (flagship store): 174-176, Regent Street, London W1B 5T (Tel: 020 7292 2500)
Liberty department store: 214 Regent Street, London W1B 5AH (Tel: 020 7734 1234)
Hamley`s: 188-196 Regent Street, London W1B 5BT (Tel: 020 7494 2000)
Apple Store (flagship store): 235 Regent Street, London W1B 2EL (Tel: 020 7153 9000)

Most shops on Regent Street open from 10am (1000hrs) to 6pm (1800hrs) onwards, while on Sundays business hours are usually limited from 12 noon (1200hrs) to 6pm (1800hrs). Those looking to do some night shopping should visit on Thursdays when the majority of shops stay open till about 8pm (2000hrs).

Close by shopping streets / areas
London’s famous Saville Row runs parallel to Regent Street, while other well known shopping areas such as Piccadilly Arcade and Oxford Street are also close by.

How to get to Regent Street
Oxford Circus London Underground Station (5 minute walk)
Piccadilly Circus London Underground Station (8 minute walk)
Green Park London Underground Station (9 minute walk)
Bond Street London Underground Station (10 minute walk)
 
 
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