Selfridges & Co.
Type: Childrens Clothing, Clothing Stores, Department Stores, Food / Gourmet Stores, Furniture / Home Decor, Gift Stores, Jewelry Stores, Malls, Men's Clothing, Paper, Arts and Crafts Supplies, Shopping Centers, Sporting Goods - Summer, Sporting Goods - Winter, Sporting Goods Stores, Toys and Games, Women's Clothing
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Such has been the success of Selfridges & Co., you can now find them in Birmingham and Manchester, but the flagship London store is by far the most impressive when it comes to content. Housed in a... Read More
Such has been the success of Selfridges & Co., you can now find them in Birmingham and Manchester, but the flagship London store is by far the most impressive when it comes to content. Housed in a grand building opened in 1909, the experience is a barrage of luxury, and from the get go they focused on near theatrical displays.
Begin with the swathes of designer handbags and cosmetics on the ground floors. Head upstairs for the most high end of high end fashion, with a section of more accessible, young labels. This is ten acres and six floors of indulgence from the Cow Shed Spa for on site pampering to the Food Hall, famous for its Christmas fare.
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Address:
400 Oxford St
London, W1A 1AB
113-369-8040
Hours:
- Mon-Sat: 9:30am-9pm
- Sun: 11:30am-6pm
Website:
selfridges.com
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Tyler Wetherall
Travel Expert
- Best Shopping: "There are around a dozen restaurants and bars in Selfridges. Hit Hix Restaurant, Champagne and Caviar Bar to fit the indulgent theme."
- Recommended as Best Shopping Because: The second largest store in the UK, they're famous for their window displays, the changing of which are an event in the fashion world.
