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Possibly the most famous store in the world? A tourist 'must-see' and with good reason. Its beginnings date back to 1849 by Henry Charles Harrod. (Click thumbnails to enlarge image) |
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One of the oldest and most famous stores in Piccadilly, this fine food emporium was opened by Messrs Fortnum and Mason in 1705 and still purveyor of food and wine to the Royal Family. |
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Living up to its reputation as the 'finest toyshop in the world' is no mean feat. Hamleys still draws the crowds and boasts an astonishing array of more than 40,000 toys and games over its seven floors. |
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Selfridges is the biggest draw on Oxford Street, but despite being massively popular, interior design manages to create a feeling of calm and space despite the hundreds of customers on each floor. |
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