Things You'll Need:
- London map
- An umbrella
- Cash
- Good walking shoes
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Step 1
Visit Camden Market early in the morning for a unique selection of gifts and collectibles at a bargain. The market is a bargain hunter's dream come true, and it's the place for souvenirs, London memorabilia, and plenty of food and snacks from local vendors.
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Step 2
Head to Knightsbridge for high-end gifts and souvenirs. This is one of London's upscale shopping spots, and you'll find plenty of London-based designers at boutiques and department stores in this area. Stop at Harrod's in Knightsbridge for an original London teddy bear.
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Step 3
Visit the arcades in Piccadilly. The Burlington Arcade opened in 1819 and continues to showcase some of London's antique gifts and plenty of souvenirs. Pick up some tourist magnets, a British flag, or just some postcards from the gift shops and stands.
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Step 4
Visit Alfie's market for antiques and collectible souvenirs. This is the place for European gifts and a treasury of unique finds. Alfie's has been in business since the '70s, and continues to provide one of the most unique assortments of goods.
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Step 5
Stroll down Oxford Street for classic souvenirs. From postcards to vintage aprons, you can browse a countless number of stalls and vendors on Oxford Street.
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Step 6
Shop on Regent Street for more souvenirs and gifts. Regent Street is home to department stores, boutiques, and independently owned souvenir shops. Head here for a day's worth of shopping and bargains.
