Trends in London town

Of all the locations in the Globe to get involved in some shopping, the UK has to be classified as one of the premiere locations. Its special geographics placed between America and Mainland Europe makes it a natural melting pot of trends and its staggering capital, London, makes for some of the healthiest shopping for back packers.

Here we are going to explore 4 places in London that you simply have to visit if you're looking to pick up something special.

Insider places to buy stuff.
Save for Christmas day, Camden Market, one of London’s lead favourite tourist destinations, stamps its mark daily, offering an dumfounding range of shopping paraphernalia for those looking for something trendy and funky to purchase. Camden Market has undergone quite a transformation over the years and every time I visit I am amazed just how much bigger it gets. To mobilize to Camden Market you need to take the Northern Line tube and alight at Camden Town. This then puts you right at the start of the market area (an alternative stop, still on the Northern Line, is Chalk Farm or Mornington Crescent, about a ten minute walk). Camden Market is separated into a series of zones, each specializing in their own unmatched area. In Market Hall expect to find house paintings, photographic prints, jewellery as well as other unpretentious and creative works for sale. While inside the Stables market just about anything goes: clothes, a world food area, and other handmade gifts. The shops that line the high street is the locale you’ll find retro clothes, leather jackets and many many shoes! Camden opens in the morning from 10:00 and in general runs through to 6pm. At which period you can select to hop into any 1 of a number of bars, where you can expect to find good music and a lively crowd. As the night draws in and the stomach starts to rumble, there’s a huge range of restaurants including Thai, Bolivian, Arabic, Italian, Turkish in fact, Camden’s more of a micropod of World culture than it is a part of London, and that’s why should you come to London, you have to do at least a morning browsing around the market stalls.

Shopping in Central London
There exist three great shopping experiences in the centre of London, near to Hyde Park, where you will find a piece of the UK’s shopping history located. In past time the traditional department store allowed a family to go to a single shop to buy a range of domestic items. Here are three of the most legendary.

Selfridges
You’ll find every type of product in the store from food, right the way through to toys, music. It’s housed in a wonderful historic building and they have an amazing oyster bar that has a full day service. If you’re living in the centre and can permit the slightly higher prices, you’d never really need to shop anywhere else for daily sustinance.

Harrods
Again the department store of Harrods’s is in a wondrously ornate and decorative building, but with difference to Selfridges, Harrod’s good are notably more expensive.
Nearest Tube: Knightsbridge

Fortnum and Mason
Since 1707, this store has been providing a legendary picnic hamper and food service. Let’s imagine that you wanted to enjoy a summer open air concert in the summer months, you could turn up at Fortnum and Mason’s, and walk out with a perfect picnic hamper. Not just food, but the tablecloth, wineglasses and everything.

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You can find more information about visiting Camden's Markets here. If you’re planning to explore the centre of London, Hotels Hyde Park, provide an invaluable guide for moving around the centre of town. If you’re looking for a the Lancaster puts you in the middle of the action.

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