DK Travel : London : Shopping

London : Shopping

Burberry

Burberry sells its famous trenchcoats as well as checked clothing and distinctive luggage.
Button Queen

A dazzling array of buttons, from antique silver to Art Deco pearl, are available in this charming shop.
Camden Market

A great place to spend a Saturday, this rambling market around Camden Lock takes in several streets and buildings. Street fashion, world crafts... it’s as if the 1960s never ended. Sundays are a crush.
Charbonnel et Walker

One of the best chocolate shops in town selling a tempting array of handmade chocolates. Fill one of the pretty boxes, which come in a range of sizes, with your own choice of chocolates.
Contemporary Ceramics

The best of British ceramics, made by members of the Craftsmen Potters Association, are on sale here. Prices are reasonable and the work is bright, original and inspiring.
Cork Street Galleries

Cork Street is famous for its art galleries. You can buy works by the best artists here, from Picasso and Rothko to Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin.
Cornelissen & Son

The most appealing art shop in town has wood panelling and rows of glass jars full of pigments.
Daunt’s

All kinds of travel books, including fiction, are arranged along oak galleries in this atmospheric Edwardian travel bookshop.
Debenhams

A middle-of-the-road department store that sells everything from tools to toys.
Divertimenti

This innovative London kitchen store has a huge variety of cooking implements, utensils and tableware. Open Sunday afternoons.