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Bond Street is a famous shopping street in London. It is located in Mayfair, running from Piccadilly in the south to Oxford Street in the north. It is one of the main shopping streets in the London West End area, and has one of the most upscale shops in the city.


New Bond Street
New Bond Street
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The street called "Bond Street" in fact does not exist. It actually comprises Old Bond Street and New Bond Street. Old Bond Street, the older part, runs from Piccadilly to the junction with Burlington Gardens, and New Bond Street runs from there to Oxford Street. Present-day traffic flow is in one direction, from Oxford Street southwards to Piccadilly.

Bond Street was named after developer Sir Thomas Bond who bought a mansion called Clarendon House at Piccadilly in 1683. He demolished the house so that he could develop the land around it.

Today most of the shops along Bond Street are occupied by fashion boutiques, with most of the high-priced designer brands represented here. One of the most endearing landmarks on Bond Street is the sculpture by Lawrence Holofcener entitled "Allies." It features Winston Churchill sitting on a bench and having a conversation with Franklin D. Roosevelt.


Allies, a sculpture by Lawrence Holofcener
Allies, a sculpture by Lawrence Holofcener
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Getting there

You can reach Bond Street by taking the Central Line or Jubilee Line to the Bond Street Tube Station, or taking the Jubilee Line, Piccadilly Line or Victoria Line to the Green Park Tube Station. In either case, you will need to walk a bit.

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