London Shopping Day 2

Day 2: King's Road - Knightsbridge - Notting Hill

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King's Road - Knightsbridge: 15 minutes on foot
Knightsbridge - Notting Hill: 20 minutes by underground

King's Road

King's Road really mixes it up, a relatively conservative shopping strip featuring well stocked boutiques, designer stores and speciality interior design and home furnishing stores. The perfect spot to sit in a street side café or bar and watch the world go by.

Must see and do:

Brora (www.brora.co.uk/Brora/Default.aspx) | Austique (www.austique.co.uk) | Couverture (www.couverture.co.uk/selection.asp) | Espacio (www.espacio.co.uk) | Wilde Ones (www.wildeones.com) | All shops on King's Road (www.streetsensation.co.uk/kingsrd/kr_intro.htm)

Knightsbridge

Featuring both Harrods and Harvey Nichols department stores, Knightsbridge and Brompton Road is home to the fashion elite. Prestige brands and well known labels line the streets. Don’t miss the Harrods Food Hall and several smaller patisseries and eating houses in the area.

Must see and do:

Harrods (www.harrods.com) | Harvey Nichols (www.harveynichols.com) | Swarovski (www.swarovski.com/index/) | Emporio Armani (www.emporioarmani.com/emporio_armani_index.html) | H & M (www.hm.com) | All shops in Knightsbridge (www.streetsensation.co.uk/knights/kn_intro.htm)

Notting Hill

For the adventurous shopper, Notting Hill is a mixing pot of vintage clothing, antiques and book stores plus plenty of cafes and pubs to sit back and enjoy the sites and sounds. Especially good on Saturdays when the famous Portobello Market takes place.

Must see and do:

Portobello Road (www.portobellovillage.com) | All shops in Notting Hill (www.streetsensation.co.uk/ptbello/pb_intro.htm)

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