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 Every shoppers' Paradise |
Victoria Street London SW1E5JD United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7963 4000 http://www.cardinalplace.co.uk/ |
Cardinal Place is the newest hang out in all of Victoria. The building is packed with tons of small shops and boutiques. It's every shoppers dream come true. Here you can find some of the best brands in clothes, shoes and accessories. Every shop is within a stones throw from the other. Feeling a bit tired, want to grab a quick bite and a juice, look no further because here you can also find restaurants. Shoppers can shop freely as Cardinal Place comprises of three buildings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Miss Havisham's floaty dresses |
12 Upper Tachbrook Street Victoria London, London SW1V 1SH United Kingdom +44 20 7828 5752 |
Truly overflowing with intriguing garments - most of which appear to be Miss Havisham's cast-offs - this shop is chock-a-block. Choose from vintage, floaty, or white numbers that resemble bridalwear. The assemblage is so vast that the rails cannot possibly contain them all and floral dresses hang from the ceiling, and piles of clothing litter the floor. Be careful if you're catching a train at Victoria, as hours can pass quickly in transfixed timewarp. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Viva la difference |
10 Victoria Street London, London SW1 0NN United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7828 3592 http://www.etam.com/ |
The style at Etam smacks a bit of French youth. And so it should, as it is the British arm of the French clothing chain. Etam supplies trendy tops, skirts, trousers and accessories that every teen wants to own. In the same league as Miss Selfridge but not as flashy, tight and bright. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Best Known National Bus Company |
Victoria Coach Station Buckingham Palace Road (next to Victoria Station) London, London SW1 United Kingdom +44 20 7730 3499 http://www.nationalexpress.co.uk/ |
This is the country's best known bus company, with routes to most parts of the UK. Travel within Europe is serviced by Eurolines. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Kim Rennie |
 Photo: James Ekema  |
 Photo: Kenny Wong |
 Photo: Martin Alford |
 Photo: David A. Smith |
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 Images of manor houses and horses |
23 Blewcoat School Gift Shop 23 Caxton Street, Westminster London, London SW1H 0PY United Kingdom +44 20 7222 2877 http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ |
The National Trust is responsible for preserving English heritage and historical buildings. The shops present a vision of twee, country Britain, and stocks some very pretty gifts as well as history and nature books, beautifully illustrated placemats, and meads. It's also a good place to pick up knick-knacks for around the house and presents for children. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Church Works |
Church House Portland Avenue, Stamford Hill, Hackney London, London N16 6HJ United Kingdom +44 20 8809 4922 |
This bookshop holds at least 30,000 titles on Church history and general books on theology, both new and second-hand. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top Shopping |
2 Greycoat Place London, London SW1P 1SB United Kingdom +44 (0)20 7222 4345 http://www.peterjones.co.uk/ |
A big name after Harrods and Selfridges, this department store is one of the more traditional shopping hubs in the city. After undergoing an extensive nip n'tuck, the venue has emerged as a chic hotspot for locals. An adults-only brasserie, strategically situated next to the fashion section caters to hungry bellies after a spree. Besides, the kid-friendly cafeteria with amazing views from the top floor will placate your noisy brood. From furnishings to electrical appliances and gifts to beauty products, this comprehensive spot has it all— but at a price, so don't expect any bargains here! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Monica Arellano |
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Affordable casual and business wear |
House of Frazer Victoria Street London, London SW1E 6QX United Kingdom +44 20 783 41234 http://www.principles.co.uk |
One of the basic ideas behind Principles is to create comfortable and well-fitting clothing at an affordable price. Their lines for women include a casualwear collection, designs by Amanda Wakeley, suits, and petites. Although they stock some more flamboyant designs and colours, Principles essentially favours solid colours and neutrals (black, whites and beiges) that never go out of fashion, making it an excellent place to stock up smart, versitile trousers, suits and tops. Men's lines include suits, dress shirts and casualwear. Principles has been attracting a more stylish crowd with its increasingly trendy collections. Review © 2007, Wcities |
