DK Travel : London : Covent Garden : Shopping

Dr Martens Store

The name is familiar but you will be surprised at the varieties that these boots and shoes come in. Well worth a browse
Ellis Brigham

All the outdoor gear you could ever want plus lots of useful gadgets and gizmos.
Floral Street

This stylish street is home to Paul Smith, which sells trendy clothes, Camper shoes and cool French designer Agnes B.
Jubilee Market

Adjacent to the Piazza, this market sells antiques on Monday and crafts at the weekend. It also sells clothes and tacky souvenirs the rest of the week.
Knutz

Zany, rude, fun and childish, here you’ll find a great choice of jokes and costumes. A shop for parties and for unusual souvenirs.
Penhaligon’s

In business since 1870, this traditional perfumery carries a glorious range of old-fashioned English scents and soaps for men and women. Perfect for gifts.
Stanford’s

With an extensive range of travel guides, literature and maps, this shop is a traveller’s paradise. The basement is devoted to the British Isles and sailing.
The Tea House

Over a hundred teas – from Moroccan Minty to Mango & Maracuja – are on sale at this speciality shop in Neal Street. There are also novelty teapots and books on how to master the very English art of tea-making.
Theatre Shop

Here you can pick up a CD of a musical you’ve just seen and, in the basement, buy the song sheets and books so you can sing along at home.
Thomas Neal Centre

This upmarket designer shopping mall has a good range of fashionable boutiques arranged over two floors. On the lower floor there is a pleasant café and restaurant.