7.1 km
West End - Mayfair
Routes: 5
C9 West End Shopping
This collection of 5 routes takes you on a shopping trip around the main centres in the West End of London.
The L10 Bond Street Luxury Shopping is a straight route from New Bond Street to Piccadilly, passing many of its luxury shops, galleries, and auction houses. It becomes Old Bond Street by the Burlington Shopping Arcade before ending at Green Park just off Piccadilly.
The L11 Piccadilly and Jermyn Street Gentleman’s Shopping route covers the sights and shops along these streets, including the Ritz, the Royal Academy, Burlington Arcade, Fortnum and Mason, and Piccadilly Circus.
L12 The Regent and Carnaby Street trendy Shopping route covers the shopping areas around Regent Street, Beak Street, Carnaby Street, and Great Marlborough Street.
The L13 Oxford Street West Shopping route takes you on a trip down its western side past some of London's best-known department stores, such as John Lewis, Selfridges and Mark and Spencer - many of which have been on this street for over 60 years, while others, such as Debenhams and the House of Fraser, are no more and are being redeveloped.
The R14 Marble Arch to Hyde Park Corner route takes you by Hyde Park Corner and Park Lane before heading into Mayfair past Mount Street, Berkley Square, Shepherd Market, and the western end of Piccadilly by Green Park, finishing off at Hyde Park Corner.
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Route at a glance video
Route - L10 Bond Street Luxury Shopping
Station Start - Bond Street
Station End - Green Park
Distance in km - 1.3
Route - L11 Piccadilly and Jermyn Street Shopping
Station Start - Green Park
Station End - Piccadilly Circus
Distance in km - 0.9
Route - L12 Regent and Carnaby Street Shopping
Station Start - Piccadilly Circus
Station End - Oxford Circus
Distance in km - 1.1
Route - L13 Oxford Street West Shopping
Station Start - Oxford Circus
Station End - Marble Arch
Distance in km - 1.2
Route - R14 Marble Arch to Hyde Park Corner
Station Start - Marble Arch
Station End - Hyde Park Corner
Distance in km - 2.56
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