Oxford Street

Discover why Oxford Street is the UK's favourite high street and the most visited shopping street in Europe, as you browse more than 300 retailers, from designer outlets to department stores.

With its heady mix of unrivalled shopping, fascinating history, captivating architecture, mouthwatering cuisine and unbeatable deals, there's nowhere better than London's Oxford Street.

What is there to see and do on Oxford Street?

Oxford Street has an array of high street, boutique and luxury brands – a place where you will find anything you're looking for, from fashion and homeware to toys, perfume and accessories.

One of its most famous department stores is Selfridges' original flagship store, where shopping is all about entertainment, inspiration and fun, with innovative windows setting the tone for what's in store.

Other famous shops on Oxford Street include John Lewis, Marks & Spencer, Zara, River Island, Primark and The Disney Store.

After a long day shopping, you can step away from the hustle and bustle and head to St Christopher's Place, where you will find it difficult to find a more diverse offer of restaurants, cafes and bars all within a stepping stone from an exciting mix of boutique shopping.

If you're looking for a bit of history, the Jane Austen Experience is just a short walk from Oxford Circus station. Here, you'll journey through the Regency period, meeting curious characters that bring the era to life. Nearby, there’s also the Twist Museum, home to mind-bending optical illusions that make for a fantastic family day out.

Where is Oxford Street?

Oxford Street is located in central London, near Mayfair and Soho. It runs from Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road.

How do I get there?

Oxford Street is easily accessible, with several well-served Tube stations dotted along the length of the street, including Oxford Circus (Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines), Bond Street (Central, Jubilee and Elizabeth lines) and Tottenham Court Road (Central, Northern and Elizabeth lines).

Several bus routes also serve Oxford Street.

What are the opening hours on Oxford Street?

Shops on Oxford Street are open daily. Most Oxford Street shops’ opening times are until 9pm from Monday to Saturday and 6pm on Sundays.

You can also enjoy late shopping at one of London’s most famous shopping streets. Keep an eye out for openings until 10pm on select days.