Probably the best organised of the London department stores for actual, practical shopping, with substance taking precedence over style. As well as a huge range of branded and own-brand fashion for the whole family, Debenhams Oxford Street offers exclusive, affordable collections from internationally renowned designer names. Their designer partnerships extend into accessories and homewares. There's a good choice of the latest products and beauty rooms from the world's top cosmetics houses and three in-store restaurants and cafes.
Oxford Street Christmas Market
Parklife, W1K 6DE
20th November 2009 - 3rd January 2010
On one of London's busiest shopping streets you'll find the first ever Oxford Street Christmas... More
Certain shops will close in London to allow staff to watch the funeral. Details follow:
Tesco, Sainsbury, Safeway, Asda, Marks & Spencer and Boots will close... More
An Oxford Street institution - trading now for nearly 150 years, John Lewis mightn't have the glitz of its Knightsbridge department store counterparts, but it ... More
Don't be fooled into thinking that this huge department store is simply a Mecca for commercialism and shopaholics. Selfridges has a truly fascinating history that ... More
Discreet, muted shades, wood-panelled walls, over 140 carefully designed rooms with free Wi-Fi and a number of airy public spaces in which to relax typify ... More
An exhibition of work shortlisted for the annual £30,000 Deutsche Borse Photography Prize including images by Anna Fox, Zoe Leonard, Sophie Ristelhueber and Donovan Wylie. ...More
The Royal Academy heralds the new year with a blockbuster exhibition on the works of Vincent van Gogh - the first major solo exhibition dedicated ...More
Coming across the pretty, pedestrianised streets off St Christopher's Place is like discovering an oasis of Continental cafe culture in the most unlikely place - ... More
This members-only club, restaurant and nightclub has a loophole – you can book a table for dinner. The intimate and nostalgic bistro and garden on ... More
We very much wanted to dislike this restaurant for calling itself 'simple' when it boasts swirly gold walls, trendy sous vide cooking, and crisply besuited ... More
The Caldesi family first set up a cooking school in Giancarlo's native Tuscany. His 'Return to Tuscany' was captured by BBC cameras and dished up ... More
Cordwainers, specialists in leather, accessories and footwear, have now merged with the London College of Fashion. Among the very best specialist textile and fashion courses ...More
More than just a spa, the Elemis is a temple of touch, taste and smell. Using therapies from Bali, Tibet, Polynesia, Japan, Morocco and Thailand ... More
This beautiful garden just off Oxford Street and close to Selfridges occupies an unlikely position - above an electricity sub-station. Brown Hart Gardens were re-opened ... More
Timothy d'Offay is a tea connoisseur. The leaves he brews and sells at Postcard Teas are the result of ten years spent tasting and investigating ... More
Between the Victorian elegance of Berkley Square and the Imperial magnificence of Piccadilly, you might be surprised to find a club that oozes with Eastern ... More
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Probably the best organised of the London department stores for actual, practical shopping, with substance taking precedence over style. As well as a huge range of branded and own-brand fashion for the whole family, Debenhams Oxford Street offers exclusive, affordable collections from internationally renowned designer names. Their designer partnerships extend into accessories and homewares. There's a good choice of the latest products and beauty rooms from the world's top cosmetics houses and three in-store restaurants and cafes.
