Daily Constitutional editor Adam Scott-Goulding writes…It's back! The annual London Christmas Shopping Guide from The Daily Constitutional!
This year I'll be including museum gift shops and markets for gift ideas.
As well as gifts I'll be pointing you toward local London shops for the best in Christmas food and drink. Where relevant, I'll list the London Walks tour that finishes near the shop in question.
As usual, you can drop me a line with your own tips by emailing the usual address, by leaving a comment below or via Twitter.
Harvie & Hudson Shirtmaker
DC Editor Adam writes… Harvie and Hudson is the only remaining
company still in sole ownership of the original families in the bespoke
shirtmaking trade in Jermyn Street, London. Thomas George Harvie and George
Frederick Hudson set up the business in 1949.
In the 1960s H&H revolutionsed Jermyn
Street by branching out into vibrant colours and introducing their signature
bold stripe.
And they are still going strong!
I always look forward to a trip to Harvie and
Hudson, where I buy my waistcoats and I'm delighted to see they've started a
nice line in snuff handkerchiefs, not so easy to acquire these days with the
near extinction of the old school tobacconist.
We'll be passing by on my Village in Piccadilly tour today - meet 2.30pm at Piccadilly Circus tube (by Eros) and again later on my Fun Photography Walk – Christmas Lights Walk 7pm also at Piccadilly Circus tube (by Eros)
Find Harvie & Hudson here…
Christmas 2016 With London Walks…
Walk up an appetite with The Christmas Morning 1660 Walk – meet at 11:00a.m by the big tree in Trafalgar Square
Walk off the pudding with The Christmas Day Charles Dickens Walk – meet by the big tree in Trafalgar Square at 2:00pm
A London Walk costs £10 – £8 concession. To join a London Walk, simply meet your guide at the designated tube station at the appointed time. Details of all London Walks can be found at www.walks.com.
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