Bond Street

It is divided into two streets, Old Bond Street and New Bond Street; New Bond Street is more upscale and has brands like Prada - although both streets are usually called Bond Street. It is not as crowded as Oxford Street and Regent Street, but it is also very bustling. Remember to take a photo with Churchill and Roosevelt statues in front of Patek Philippe.

This street is the only way you have to buy all the brand name goods. We didn't plan to go here, just to go to this area and want to take a shortcut through London. But, wow! It was clean and full of brand name and security guards. I don't know if this is the feeling in Hollywood!

In the middle of Oxford Street, the turn is Bond Street, if you really want to buy big-name goods, it should be here. Bond Street can be said to bring together many of the world's highest-end brands, also known as the most stylish place in London.

Bond Street is London's most fashionable street, with shops on both sides of the street, top luxury brands, jewelry, antiques, artworks. This London's most fashionable street is named after King Charles II's close friend Sir Thomas Bond. Since the 18th century, it has been a paradise for fashion shoppers and Taobao people. Old and new Bond Street extends from Piccadilly to Mayfair. For specific transportation routes, take the subway CentralLine/JubileeLine,BondStreet station, the general stores will open in 10:00-19:00, and the Sunday business hours will be shorter. Tip: Bond Street is a shopping street with a history. Compared to Oxford Street, Bond Street is narrower, less crowded, much quieter, and more high-end luxury brands, LV, Gucci, etc. These signs are still left to the rich to go shopping, we should just look at it, but Bond Street is at the end of Oxford Street, which is still a little more expensive than here.

Bond Street is the most important commercial street in London, divided into Old Bond Street and New Bond Street. The whole street is full of big luxury stores, clothing, watches, jewelry, high-end restaurants and hotels are gathered on this street, very tall, is a must-see place to come to London for shopping.

It is indeed a gathering of well-known luxury brands around the world, only you can't think of nothing you can't find. Chanel here is the largest flagship store in the world, with three floors. Generally popular brands like Chanel need to wait for salesmen to serve one-on-one after entering. Generally, you need to find a manager after you enter, tell him your name, and any salesperson he will arrange for you, you just need to find a place to wait for his guidance. Seeing a lot of people go in and tell people that I want to see this bag and I want to find that watch, they are all rejected, even if they don't refuse you will feel that you are more rude and will suggest that you need to wait. Because everyone is in line, it is best to follow the order even if they are anxious, because they also want to provide the best service to customers. But the suggestion is to go shopping in the morning, many luxury goods are only one, whether it is boutique or clothing, people will not have it for the time being, I just watch my black CF mini bought by a foreign girl is also no way. Opposite Chanel is LV, the goods here should be the most complete in the UK, many Chinese want to buy but can not buy bags can be found here. But if his store stipulates that this is only a display product, it will not be sold (such as the mini backpack in the picture, it is obviously there, but it can not be sold), and most of the bags are only one, but can be sold, such as the 16-year hot white chessboard postman bag with tassels, The clerk said that it took about half a month to make up one, but it can be sold, and the hand can be taken quickly! Look at speed, look at luck, look at fate.