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This is an excellent shop specializing in equipment for outdoor activities. It is joint venture between the Ellis Brigham chain of mountain sports shops, who have been going since 1933, when the first shop was opened in Manchester and The Snowboard Asylum chain. It contains a full range of ski, camping, trekking and climbing equipment and anything else you might need for your outdoor sports. It also contains a 28 foot authentic looking ice wall for enthusiasts to try out the clothes and equipment. This wall is kept consistently at –28Oc and they have fans available to reproduce the wind chill effect.

It's hard for a man past his trainers-and-designer-jeans phase to dress well within a budget. This exemplary high street chain offers very trendy lines without making concessions on its rather conservative and minimalist essence. Other than suits and straight-leg trousers in numerous fabrics, check out cashmere mix jumpers, silk shirts and velcro-fastened shoes. Clothing is mostly neutral in color, but they do let some color in if seasonal fashion involves bright shades. Prices aren't as low as in most high-street stores, but they aren't sky-high either. Reiss has recently introduced a women's' range, which is much the same style wise as the men's range. It has branches in most major shopping areas.

Located at the intersection of the Tower and Monmouth Streets is Choosing Keeping, a store that is sure to delight every art aficionado. Defined by vintage cabinets, exposed-brick walls and soothing lights, the store creates a calming ambiance that's perfect for some peaceful browsing. The items on sale include a wide range of papers; these cater to the specific needs of watercolor artists, sketch artists, and they even have decorative papers. Further, different kinds of paints, paintbrushes, inks, colored pencils, and art sets are neatly arranged on various counters for you to peruse. Yet another fascinating offering of Choosing Keeping is their exhaustive selection of gift wrapping items. They also sell accessories and even carry a paint-making kit.

The sensuous and intoxicating aromas of Turkish baths inspired William Penhaligon to bottle these rich scents in small vials back in the 1800s. From traditional fragrances like the Hammam Bouquet and Blenheim Bouquet to latest bestsellers like Juniper Sling, each of the 34 perfumes is distinctive, carrying delicate notes and essences from herbs, flowers and spices. The perfumery offers a fragrance profiling service where customers can craft their own signature scent. Very British and catering to a high profile clientele, this boutique store demands a visit if you are a perfume sleuth looking for something unique unlike indistinct celebrity fragrances.

Rapha Cycle Club London is a branch of Rapha, the famous sportswear and accesories brand for cycling enthusiasts. This place combines the experience of a shop and café for sports lovers and features high-definition television screens that broadcast exciting road racing events. Browse through a large collection of bicycles, cycling gear and thick jackets or just sit in their café and enjoy some gourmet snacks and coffee. Although the prices are on the steep side, the products are of high quality and the same applies for the coffee shop. This store also frequently hosts book readings and film screenings.

This homegrown wine institution has been around since the late 17th Century and is also the awardee of two Royal Warrants for The Queen and The Prince of Wales. Berry Bros. & Rudd has everything to please the palates of even the most discerning oenophiles, including a lengthy collection of fine wines ranging from the Berrys' Good Ordinary Claret to the Romanee Conti. They also bottle their own label of whisky, the rare Glenrothes single malt being the highlight. And the vintage setting, replete with heavy wood paneling, and decorated in arched windows regales every customer who walks through the doors. Perhaps, it wouldn’t be too much to say that a trip to the capital would be incomplete without visiting this legendary winery whose client list includes the likes of Lord Byron, William Pitt the Younger and the Aga Khan. For general inquiries within UK - 0800 280 2440 (phone) and 0800 280 2443 (fax).