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Piccadilly Arcade

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City Centre

Piccadilly Arcade can be found in the St James area of London. Walking distance from the city centre and some of London’s most visited attractions, shoppers will enjoy a walk through the historic arcade, where you’ll find over 20 unique and individual shops in one place.

To step inside Piccadilly Arcade is to simultaneously step into the past, present and future, where everyone can pause for a moment and view this jewel of London architecture from every angle

Hidden streets and passageways are what makes London so special. As you navigate the West End, turn in to Piccadilly Arcade to embrace the sumptuous, surprising and scenic. Then walk onto Jermyn Street and linger in St. James’ Square to experience a London kept timeless for every generation to enjoy

St. James’ is about taking your delights your way. A short stroll will connect you to nature, to the highest arts, the finest of deep cellars and the awe inspiring heights of London’s most majestic Plain trees

Since its inception, this unique building has hosted a variety of important exhibitions such as the first UK showing of work by American artist Theaster Gates, a comprehensive retrospective of prints by Chuck Close and the largest presentation of Anselm Kiefer work’s ever staged in London.

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Opening Hours

Monday: 9:00 - 18:30

Tuesday: 9:00 - 18:30

Wednesday: 9:00 - 18:30

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Thursday: 9:00 - 18:30

Friday: 9:00 - 20:00

Saturday: 9:00 - 20:00

Sunday: 10:30 - 18:30

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Piccadilly Arcade

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Uknow

a year ago

The Piccadilly Arcade was wonderful. The elegant architecture and unique shops made the experience truly memorable. I enjoyed the atmosphere; it felt like stepping into the world of fantastic beasts. The blend of historic charm and modern boutiques creates a magical shopping experience that I highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Decie Lou Pamaybay

2 months ago

Piccadilly Arcade is a hidden gem—full of charm, character, and beautifully curated shops. A peaceful stroll with a touch of old-world elegance right in the heart of London. Perfect for unique finds and a classy shopping experience.

Munashe Matutu

5 years ago

I’m going to review the features within this shopping gallery and then give my final review. Starting with: Size: This shopping gallery is of adequate sizing as you can easily scan through this gallery in 5-10 minutes depending on how long you like to stare at each store/product. Customer Service: The members of staff within each store are highly receptive and eager to serve/assist. Stores/Services: There are a wide range of stores within this shopping gallery. I honestly felt spoilt for choice during my first time visiting this gallery as there are so many stores that all look like they demand your attention. I’d advise you to try and scan through the gallery first before deciding to fixate on a single store. Queues: There are generally no queues for the services within the stores, so it’s really easy to just enter a store and make a quick purchase if you’re short of time. Hygiene: This shopping gallery is clean and very well kept and. Every store is shiny and bright and is respectively well presented. Atmosphere: I love the entire look, feel and overall aesthetic of this gallery. It’s simply gorgeous to look at and makes for a refreshingly pleasant window shopping experience. I enjoyed my time within this gallery and would happy visit it again as its contents and services tend to change with each season. Summary: I would highly recommend anyone walking by or curious to visit this shopping gallery. It’s really beautiful and makes for a great window shopping experience at the very least.

Sara L. Perez

3 weeks ago

Nice collection of small boutiques. Love the children's clothes . Purchased a hat and they even shipped it for me, pf course for a fee.

Christopher Griffin

a year ago

A Small but impressive row of stores in-between Piccadilly and jermyn street. The arcade is composed of almost 30 shops on the ground floor. The first floor was originally offices, but converted to the Felix Hotel. The buildings were bombed in 1941 during World War II and not fully restored until 1957. Looks amazing at Christmas time with h incredible decorations.