Regent Street Tours

Regent Street featuring heritage architecture and street scenes as well as a large group of people
Regent Street which includes street scenes, signage and heritage architecture
Regent Street featuring street scenes and heritage architecture as well as a large group of people
Regent Street featuring heritage architecture and street scenes
Regent Street which includes heritage architecture and street scenes as well as a large group of people


Spend an afternoon discovering this famous shopping street, home to the world’s oldest toy shop and high-end boutiques.

With seemingly countless shops, department stores and cafés, Regent Street is one of Europe’s most exciting shopping avenues. It has more than 75 international stores as well as a food quarter with many excellent bars and restaurants. Bring your family for a day of shopping and dining on one of London’s premier commercial strips.

Admire the majestic design of the buildings lining the streets, which add a touch of elegance to your shopping trip. The shop structures are protected as listed buildings. Architect John Nash designed the street layout, as part of a ceremonial route connecting the Prince Regent’s residence at Carlton House to Regent Park. Stop at All Souls Church, one of Nash’s designs, on the northern side of the street. Notice the church’s distinctive stone spire and circular columned porch.

The street has all manner of stores, from souvenir and gift shops to chic boutiques and jewelry shops. Visit some of the street’s famous international stores, such as Apple, Banana Republic and French Connection. Don’t miss the Liberty department store, a London landmark set inside a Tudor-style building.

Bring the kids to the flagship store of Hamleys, the oldest toy shop in the world. It dates back to 1760 and moved to Regent Street in 1881. See around 50,000 toys displayed over the shop’s seven stories. The store staff frequently dress up in costumes and provide entertaining toy demonstrations.

Relax at one of the cafés found along the street and watch shoppers pass by. Make your way to Heddon Street, known as the Regent Street Food Quarter, and dine at some of London’s finest restaurants.

Reach Piccadilly Circus at the southern end of the strip. Marvel at its eye-catching neon signs and video displays. Take a photo of the large Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain with its grand statue of Eros.

Visit Regent Street’s shops daily from morning until evening. Restaurants remain open a little later. Regent Street is located in London’s West End and is accessible by London Underground or bus.

Don’t miss a trip to this iconic shopping strip.

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Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

3 out of 5
Great Windmill Street, London, England
Zedwell Piccadilly Circus
President Hotel

President Hotel

3.5 out of 5
56-60 Guildford Street, London, England
President Hotel
The Langham, London

The Langham, London

5 out of 5
1C Portland Place, Regent Street, London, England
The Langham, London
Strand Palace Hotel

Strand Palace Hotel

4 out of 5
372 The Strand, London, England
Strand Palace Hotel
Royal National Hotel

Royal National Hotel

3 out of 5
38-51 Bedford Way, London, England
Royal National Hotel
The Grand at Trafalgar Square

The Grand at Trafalgar Square

4 out of 5
8 Northumberland Avenue, London, England
The Grand at Trafalgar Square
Nobu London Portman Square

Nobu London Portman Square

5 out of 5
22 Portman Square, London, England
Nobu London Portman Square
The Z Hotel Tottenham Court Road

The Z Hotel Tottenham Court Road

3 out of 5
52 Poland Street, London, England
The Z Hotel Tottenham Court Road
St Giles Hotel - London

St Giles Hotel - London

3 out of 5
Bedford Avenue, London, England
St Giles Hotel - London
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Things to do near Regent Street

Regent Street offers a vibrant mix of activities, making it perfect for tourists. Enjoy shopping at world-renowned stores, take leisurely walks, and catch stunning sunsets. For a romantic getaway, explore intimate dining options and vibrant nightlife, including trendy bars and clubs. Don't miss the chance for cozy movie nights at nearby cinemas, ensuring a memorable experience in this iconic London destination.

Shopping

Regent Street offers a vibrant shopping experience with Burlington Arcade, just 966m away, featuring unique boutiques and luxury shops. Harrods and Paddington Central, both located 3.2km away, provide a mix of high-end goods and family-friendly vibes. If you're up for a drive, explore further shopping options nearby.

Recreation

O2 Arena, located 9.7km from Regent Street, offers an energetic atmosphere with various sporting events. KoKo London, just 1.6km away, is perfect for music lovers seeking vibrant concerts. Lord's Cricket Ground, also 1.6km from Regent Street, provides an exciting experience for cricket enthusiasts.

Adventure

Experience breathtaking views at IFS Cloud Royal Docks Station, a cable car gondola located 11.3km from Regent Street, perfect for outdoor family adventures. For thrill-seekers, Vertical Chill, a climbing venue 1.6km away, offers an exhilarating outdoor sports experience, while Oasis Go-Kart Track, 4.8km away, promises high-speed karting fun.

Nightlife

Experience the vibrant nightlife at London Palladium Theatre, just 322m away, for a culturally rich performance. Enjoy a romantic film at Curzon Mayfair, also 1.3km away, perfect for families and couples alike. Don't miss the enchanting atmosphere at London Coliseum, also 1.3km away.

*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.

Find the best attractions near Regent Street

Regent Street in London offers a vibrant mix of attractions, including charming streets, urban parks, and lively piazzas. It's a perfect destination for travelers seeking cultural experiences and family-friendly activities. While exploring Regent Street, don't miss nearby attractions that enhance your visit, making it a memorable part of your London adventure.

  • Hyde Park: Experience the expansive beauty of Hyde Park, an urban oasis perfect for outdoor activities. Enjoy leisurely strolls, picnics with family, or simply soak in the vibrant city atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery and serene lakes.
  • Buckingham Palace: Immerse yourself in British culture at Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the Queen. Witness the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony and explore the stunning architecture and rich history of this historic landmark.
  • Big Ben: Marvel at the grandeur of Big Ben, a quintessential symbol of London. This clock tower not only tells time but also serves as a cultural icon, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the city's storied past.

Booking tips and Expedia advantages for Regent Street

To save money during your visit to Regent Street, plan your trip between January and March for lower hotel rates. Booking your accommodation about a month in advance or checking last-minute deals on Expedia can help you find discounts. Sundays typically offer the best rates, while Wednesdays are the priciest. Utilize Expedia's search tools to compare room rates and consider package deals that combine flights and activities for additional savings. For transportation, consider walking or using the bus system to keep costs down while exploring the area.

  • The most and least expensive months on average to stay in a hotel: The cheapest months to stay around Regent Street are January to March, where the prices are slightly lower. This is in comparison to June to July and September, where prices are slightly higher.
  • The best time to book a hotel: The cheapest time to book a hotel around Regent Street is usually 1 month out from when you are planning to stay, though if you're late to the party, have a look at Expedia's last minute deals - the green banner below the hotel's price indicates a discounted rate.
  • The most and least expensive days on average to stay in a hotel: The least expensive day to stay around Regent Street is Sunday. The most expensive day to stay around Regent Street is Wednesday.
  • Find cheap hotels on Expedia: Utilize Expedia's search tool to tailor your options based on your budget, preferred location, and ideal type of accommodation. To find the most affordable prices and special offers, arrange the price filter from lowest to highest.
  • Consider bundling your trip: You can save money by combining your hotel stay on Regent Street with your flights and activities through an Expedia package deal.

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