The in-place for royalty, jetsetters, film and rock stars during the 1950s and '60s, this restaurant and bar is still going strong.

For some of the best of French cuisine, try this small, up-scale eatery in Notting Hill.

For some of the very best Nouvelle Cuisine in Britain, dine at this exclusive club in Belgravia - after you become a member, of course.

Shop at this unique boutique in Camden Passage for that one perfect gift.

Pick up inexpensive handicraft goods and jewelry at this popular arts-and-crafts market.

Located in Covent Garden Market, this area is filled with stalls selling mostly handmade goods such as jewelry, unique soaps, watercolors and all sorts of unusual items.

You can't get your prescription filled here, but you can kick off your evening at this unique bar and restaurant with an ER theme, from aspirin-shaped bar stools to pills and potions wallpaper décor.

Purveyor of fine men's clothing, accessories and smokers' requisites offering such brand names as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Jaeger and Montblanc.

One of three galleries inside the British Library, which mounts special exhibitions periodically.

This formerly seedy suburb of London has regained its fashionable 18th-century status.

Catch the latest exhibition at this popular London art gallery.

An attractive and quiet business and residential area of central London.

London’s Harrods Department store has immortalized Princess Diana and Prince Dodi Fayed in a solemn memorial.

Popular restaurant serving delicious Indian food and its famous beer and lemonade concoction called the "Shandy."