I purchased most of my souvenirs from the Red Bus Shop. They have a great selection of souvenirs…read morefor all ages & the prices are pretty good too.

They had plenty of selections of shirts, sweatshirts, magnets, hats and other souvenirs. One of…read morethe bigger shops that I have seen in London. They were helpful in finding what I wanted and worth the value. I bought children's tshirts and magnets but there was so much more.

This was a nice little shop for souvenirs and pretty cool Knick knacks…read more There was a decent amount of stuff for the Queens Jubilee celebration (silver). The shop was a bit over hyped. Plenty of merchandise with the Queens dogs. They also seemed to really cash in on her passing with stuff with her birth and passing date, which we found a bit creepy. A lot of the stuff was a bit over priced. Ordinary items with the queen's name or face on it to mark up the price. The staff here were kind though. Pretty cool and gave off a royal and regal air. Great for window shopping! Not worth buying anything though.

I loved this insanely expensive tourist trap I spent 500£…read moreshopping in here! I bought the embroidered towel sets, 3 navy gold umbrellas, chocolate, Queen earrings, books, and they shipped it to my home in Las Vegas. By the time I got home, it arrived. This is an upscale quality shop. Looks small outside. Shop is outside, separate from the Palace.

I got most of my souvenirs from this enormous, two-story gift shop. Prices for most items were…read morecomparable to the various souvenir stands and stores scattered across London but their variety is hard to match! They have a good selection of hats (caps, Berets, wide brims, bowlers), T-shirts, hoodies, and stuffed animals among things. Their basement also sells roller luggage. Another funny thing I saw was they had a security guard downstairs, but originally I thought he was a cardboard cutout from a distance since he was standing motionless next to a poster of someone wearing the exact same uniform. I had to do a double take but thought it was a cool trick to blend into the surroundings like that. I bought about $50£ worth of stuff - would make good souvenirs or random last-minute Christmas gifts. I couldn't find any cute stuffed English Bulldogs, so I hope my wife likes the Hello Kitty wearing Union Jack I picked.

SOUVENIRS! CHEAP ONES!…read more Forget buying the marked up stuff at the Beatles Store on Baker Street or the overpriced kiosks on Regent Street. Here's the spot for everything you need to bring back to the kiddies! Tshirts. Sweaters (jumpers). Hoodies. Mugs. Decals (stickers). Tiles. Posters. Name tags. Fridge magnets. Pens. Pot holders. You name it, they have it here. The selection is MASSIVE. And not just Union Flags. They have Beatles and Monty Python and even Paddington Bear stuff! It's not cheap, but it is certainly inexpensive. There's a helpful entrance from the Piccadilly Circus Tube so you don't have to go outside in the (what, again?) rain.

I felt in love when I saw the shop after the security check…read more It's a unique place with Harry Potter feeling. My dreams came true. The shop is not really big but it's worth to visit. Will come again.

I used to be a huge Harry Potter fan when I was a kid (way before JK let her interesting thoughts…read moreknown). So just for nostalgia's sake, I did go into the Harry Potter shop at Heathrow airport. The shop has everything from candy and wands to actual robes and other clothing in each of the house colors. Everything there was out-of-this-world expensive, and we didn't have space in our luggage to buy anything too large. So I just grabbed a gold chocolate coin. I am not going to eat the coin as it's more of a souvenir, and hopefully that metal coin wrapper holds tight because I don't want it to get moldy inside and draw bugs LOL If you're still a Harry Potter fan (which I know many are, separating the art from the artist), then definitely make a stop here for everything Harry Potter themed, if you're passing through Heathrow and want to grab a souvenir!

We visited Lambert on our holiday to London, it had good prices and friendly service so we picked…read moreup a few fun trinkets. However after paying, one of us checked the receipt and the full Visa card number and expiry date were printed on the receipt! This seemed sketchy as every other receipt always had the first numbers starred out. In calling the bank they agreed this was fishy and cancelled the card as a precaution. Just something to watch out for when shopping!

I love to buy cheesy souvenirs whenever I visit a foreign land. This is a great spot right by…read moretrafalgar square. This shop was perfect, it had everything I was looking for and more. No pressure to buy anything which is great. I walked away a happy tourist. I should also mention based on my shopping they are have the best prices around.

LEGO® Store Leicester Square -- the legendary LEGO flagship store right in the heart of London's…read moreLeicester Square, just steps from Chinatown! - Two floors full of LEGO creations & interactive experiences - Build your own minifigure at the Mosaic Maker & Minifigure Factory - Photo spots featuring London landmarks in miniature, such as the two-story-high Big Ben and life-size double-decker buses. A must-visit for LEGO fans, families, and creative explorers! 位於倫敦萊斯特廣場的 LEGO® Store Leicester Square -- 世界知名的 LEGO 旗艦店，就在唐人街旁！ - 兩層樓積木世界，超多模型與互動體驗 - 自製專屬人物與馬賽克拼畫 - 兩層樓高的大本鐘、真人尺寸的雙層巴士等倫敦地標積木合照景點 無論大小朋友都會愛上的必踩景點！

We just happened to walk by, and I'm glad we did. I loved all the Harry Potter displays! My bf…read moreliked James Bond's Ashton Martin. Big Ben is also a major feature. Because we came around the holidays, there was a Christmas display. Cute!

Listed as a souvenir shop, but this is so much more than that. It's a shop that curates local items…read morefrom artists and businesses from all over London. You'll definitely be paying a pretty penny for many of the items, but just remember these are artists and indie businesses selling really trendy cool things with eccentric twists. Jars of jams and lemon curd with interesting names. Costume jewelry with unique emblems. Fantastical cards with pop out shapes. Framed posters of local maps and record shops. Everything from espresso cups to chocolates to sturdy and high quality coasters to notebooks and journals and even tiny bottles of "British rain water." It's a great place to find thoughtful high-quality artsy gifts and souvenirs.

This is the perfect shop to capture the real Carnaby Street, Swinging Sixties et al - rather than…read moreone of these tacky souvenir shops that used to dominate the area. The walls are covered in cool prints, all by British artists and about London-related themes. Shelves are overflowing with unusual gift ideas - I will definitely be back before Christmas, We Built This City is truly inspiring, a real gem.

What's up, Diamond Jubilee?!?!…read more I just bought a lovely mug commemorating the Queen's 60 year reign for 20 quid. It was terribly costly, but I don't care; I wanted it. There were St. George mugs, bird and flower mugs, starry mugs, and personalised mugs, jugs, and tea pots on display. 'Keep Calm and Fork Over the Cash' should be another motif Emma Bridgewater pottery could have emblazoned across it! Hee hee. Not just spotty tea mugs anymore, Emma Bridgewater has branched out to include textiles and melamine ware all bearing likenesses made well known by her ceramic ware. Suffice it to say, it's a lovely shop filled with products made up in the Potteries. I'm glad EB is there doing her thing.

Emma Bridgewater's is a beautiful shop which sells crockery and household goods with lovely…read morepatterns on them. Her spotty mugs and cute 'I dreamt of Daniel Craig last night' tea towels are very kitch without being tacky. However, if you want to buy something from this shop it won't come cheap. During my Christmas shopping I came across a sweet little milk jug in Emma Bridgewater's. It was in the shape of a cow and had the word 'Mooo' written across it. I thought about getting it for my parents as a funny little extra to their present until I turned it over to see that it was priced at £70. £70! For a milk jug. Who has that milk jug cash to spend? I would recommend Emma Bridgewater's to anyone looking for a wedding present or a house warming gift. Everything in here is beautifully made and I'm sure most people would really appreciate her designs. Maybe stick to the cups and saucers though, the milk jug might just blow your budget.