This year at Liberty we are celebrating our heritage with a season of Flower Power, in conjunction with the anniversary of Carnaby Street’s swinging sixties. We pay tribute to those Liberty values of romance and rebellion that marked the start of a whole new movement in music, art and literature.

To coincide with the Summer of Liberty, Liberty of London has created this stunning Union Jack capsule collection from 3 Liberty archive prints: Christelle, Retro Flower and Felix.

Opening Times & Closing Times:

Monday: 10am – 9pm
Tuesday: 10am – 9pm
Wednesday: 10am – 9pm
Thursday: 10am – 9pm
Friday: 10am – 9pm
Saturday: 10am – 9pm
Sunday: 12pm – 6pm

Shop now at Fortnum & Mason. Since 1707, has been the quintessential English store, situated in the heart of London’s Piccadilly on historic Jermyn Street. Fortnum’s is unique, inside and out.

For three centuries Fortnum’s has been committed to bringing the world’s best food to Piccadilly – often from continents away. Fresh food, though, has always come from as close to these Isles as possible. Respecting this hemisphere’s seasons has always seemed obvious to us: we’ve never really wavered from the path.

We take extraordinary care over the origins of everything we sell. Every sprout, lobster, truckle and rib comes direct from suppliers we know intimately rather than from markets. If we’re not to uphold our own standards, who is?

In the heart of the West End, Pantheon store offers customers the full range. Over four floors we have a fantastic womenswear, menswear and lingerie range, a beautiful beauty shop, childrenswear, homeware and a fantastic range of food. We also have the George Davies collection ‘per una’.

You will find every other retailer in what is still, the busiest and best high street in the country with late night shopping is available six days a week. Oxford Circus is the closest tube station to the store and Oxford Street is well serviced by buses.

With London offering so much to both tourist and family alike take a break from your hectic day’s shopping with a coffee in Café Revive and try one of our sandwiches or freshly baked takeaway snacks.

Selfridges is one of the World’s leading department stores and hass been since it opened in London in 1909 to crowds so large it required more than 30 police officers to hold the people back.

Since then Selfridges have been committed to providing an exciting shopping experience to all of our customers and has been since the businesses inception.

If Gordon Selfridge’s revolutionary illuminated window displays shone like a beacon on murky London nights, today’s installations are known around the world for their creativity and wit. The award-winning flair of the in-house team, sometimes collaborating with artists and designers, ensures the great tradition of window display flourishes.

The spirit of innovation and entertainment that led to the early success of Selfridges has been given renewed energy and expression in the past six years.

House of Fraser is a department store group with 62 enviable locations across the UK and Ireland. As one of the best known names on the high street, House of Fraser has presented customers with an unrivalled nationwide department store for more than 150 years. The company was acquired by the Highland consortium in November 2006 marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter in its history.

Renowned for its designer brands and exclusive collections, House of Fraser offers luxurious items at affordable prices. From beauty essentials to home accessories, the premium department store strives to offer its customers an enjoyable and pleasant shopping experience both, online and in store.

House of Fraser Facts:

• 61 stores in the UK & Ireland
• 5 million sq ft selling space
• Annual sales in excess of £1.25bn
• Transactional website launched in September 2007
• Multi-channel Wedding List service launched September 2008
• 1 million account card customers
• 6,500 House of Fraser staff & 10,000 concession staff

Visit John Lewis and find famous British fashion labels and iconic brands. Pamper yourself in one of London’s best Beauty halls or catch up on the latest technology, including digital cameras, MP3 players and gaming.

Relax in one of their 4 inviting restaurants or stock up on British goodies from their Foodhall.

John Lewis is on London’s world-famous Oxford Street, just 2 minutes’ walk from Oxford Circus.