- Regent Street's regency buildings are today home to world-class flagship stores including Tory Burch, Burberry, Coach, Kate Spade and J. Crew.
- There are wonderful kiosks dotted around where you can pick up ice creams and cold drinks on Regent Street and around Piccadilly.
- If you start at the Oxford Circus and then walk on the Regent Street towards Piccadilly Circus, you will come across the mentioned stores in the order listed below
- Regent Street is a major street in the West End of London, in the City of Westminster. It is one of the main shopping streets of London.
- Regent Street is one of London's most well known shopping street sometimes called the Mile of Style because of the vast amount of fashion...
- The project took 14 years to complete, but Nash was fortunate in being fully supported by Prince Albert Regent – from whose name ‘Regent Street’ is derived.
- The original Regent Street was designed by John Nash, although the only surviving Nash building to this day is the church All Souls Langham Place.
- Below is an abridged list of a few favorite spots on Regent Street and its immediate side streets.
- The street was renamed after the Prince Regent (later King George IV) in 1825, following his appointment as Prince Regent for his mentally ill father, King George III.
- 1953 – The coronation procession of Queen Elizabeth made its way through Regent Street. 2014 – Lower Regent Street is renamed Regent Street, St James.