We are in Harrods of London and we were let loose for a few hours! This is a shopping experience like none other and you really need an entire day here, not necessarily to shop, but just to experience every little nuance, every nook and cranny, to dine, to sip and so much more!
This is the Prosecco Bar and of course they would have a Prosecco Bar. Do you know that it is such a popular drink that they are expecting a world wide shortage of it?
Ice Cream, The Tea Room, Pastries and more! You could just eat your way through Harrods!
We were told not to miss the Egyptian Escalator! Quite elaborate and rather difficult to photograph.
The Food Court was definitely the best! And I could have spent an entire day taking it all in. And the attention to details and the customer service is like I have never ever experienced!
All too soon our time in Harrods was coming to an end. Can you believe that Jeremy and I ran into someone that we know from the needlepoint industry? She travels to London quite often and was there for the Chelsea Flower Show…but what are the odds?
Elizabeth and I had been driving Jeremy crazy forever that we wanted to see his shop!
Well Jeremy obliged and he has a most “lovely” gift shop…
Where we all enjoyed some more retail therapy!
The street where the shop is and I loved the way all the Union Jack’s were on display!
Day 4 will take us back to Hampton Palace, which is where the Royal School of Needlework is located. A tour of the tapestries and all the fineries of the Palace!
Enjoying reliving our trip through your posts. Wonderful trip with wonderful people.
thank you!
This tour sounds like way too much fun! Did you bring an extra suitcase to bring stuff back?
I had plenty of room to bring stuff back! A few didnot and needed to buy something! I hear that’s cheaper than shipping
You have many wonderful memories of your trip. What fun you had! Was your suitcase stuffed with the results of retail therapy?
yes suitcases were full!
Oh to eat your way through Harrods! Pounds for pounds? 🙂
I bought I believe was a stuffed donut which was sinful!
I love both Harrod’s and Liberty of London! Your photos are great! I sure would like to go to Jeremy’s shop, too.
I did too! Thanks Melinda!
Thanks for sharing your photos and adventures – lucky you! They let you take photos in Harrods? Last time I was there (it’s been a few years) they wouldn’t allow that.
ooh I didn’t hear anything about no picture taking!
looks fantastic. I remember Harrods well. I was there quite a few years ago, but still remember every fab detail! The food courts and wine bars look fab!! Lucky you!
How crazy to run into someone you knew! Small world!
yes small world indeed! and I need to go back there… maybe with Missy and sit at the Prosecco Bar!