DK Travel : London : Kensington and Knightsbridge : Shopping

Art 4 Fun

Creative café, popular with children, where you can decorate your own ceramic, glass, fabric or wooden items. They provide all the equipment as well as coffee, tea and snacks.
Barker’s

Based in the 1930s building that once housed two of London’s major department stores are various fashion outlets including Monsoon, Jigsaw, Hobbs and Karen Millen.
Burberry

Burberry sells its famous trenchcoats as well as checked clothing and distinctive luggage.
Flower Corner

Treat yourself to some exotic blooms from this stall opposite High Street Kensington tube.
Harrods

London’s most famous store has 300 departments full of the finest goods that money can buy. Specialities include food, fashion, china, glass and kitchenware.
Harvey Nichols

Another top London store. Fashion houses occupy five floors, with many British designers represented. There are also home departments, a fine restaurant and a food hall.

Harvey Nichols mannequin
L’Artisan du Chocolat

Combining artistry and craftsmanship, Gerald Coleman creates some of London’s most innovative chocolates.
Nicole Farhi

Sophisticated urban clothing from one of the UK’s leading designers is available is this cool, minimalist shop.
The Lacquer Chest

Offering an enticing mix of Victoriana, including porcelain, china and Oriental ware. This is one of many antique shops in Kensington Church Street.
The Travel Bookshop

Excellent specialist bookshop selling both new and old books. The shop achieved fame in the filmNotting Hill .