Description

Essentials about Oxford Street in brief

It is probably the most famous shopping street in the world and Europe’s busiest shopping mile: Oxford Street. Stretching for just under two kilometers between the Marble Arch in the west and Tottenham Court Road in the east, it is home to around 300 stores that attract half a million visitors every day.

Shopping on Oxford Street

In addition to the major British chains Selfridges, Debenhams, HMV and Marks & Spencer, Oxford Street is of course also home to the branches of all the major international brands. In addition to the unbeatable range of shopping opportunities, Oxford Street also provides for the physical well-being. A whole range of restaurants and bars will drive away your “shopping hunger”.

Christmas Lights on Oxford Street

Since 1959, Oxford Street has been decorated at Christmas time with a special light show called Christmas Lights. Traditionally, Christmas Lights is opened by a celebrity in mid/late November.

Website

oxfordstreet.co.uk

Opening hours

Admission fees

None.

Address

Getting there

By public transport:

Bakerloo, Central and Victoria line: Stop Oxford Circus

Central and Jubilee line: Stop Bond Street

Central and Northern line: Stop Tottenham Court Road

Bus lines: A number of bus lines pass through Oxford Street

By car:

There are a number of parking garages in and around Oxford Street.