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Shopping in Windsor

Windsor is particularly well served when it comes to shops. As a tourist town there is a wide selection of gift shops around the castle together with stylish shops and restaurants in Windsor Royal Station as well as an excellent department store, Daniels, a little way down Peascod Street. Daniels is noted for its toy department, the best in the area. We also have an excellent Marks & Spencer store in Peascod Street. Waitrose supermarket in King Edward Court will reopen in 2007 in larger premises. There are over 300 other shops within this area, many being famous names that one would normally only expect to find in London. Sadly Caleys, the John Lewis Partnership store in the High Street closed in July 2006. Read comments here

Windsor Royal Station

LOCATION

To the right of Ye Harte and Garter Hotel, opposite Windsor Castle, High Street, Windsor

Windsor Royal Station is town centre shopping as you have longed for it to be ­ a destination on your doorstep. Stylish shops and restaurants of repute, its architectural elegance creates a place to shop, eat, meet and enjoy.

 

Central Staion Concours

 

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Crabtree

 

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Concessions in the Concourse

Visit the concourse where a collection of small, independent businesses have personally sourced a unique range of gifts, accessories and homewares.

 

Carluccio's

Large outside seating area - ideal for enjoying an al fresco glass of wine and the regular events held within the Station.

Costa Costa

Offers an excellent range of coffee made freshly by their highly trained Baristas.

Cafe Flo

French cuisine at its finest - an excellent choice for any occasion.

Café Nero

Voted the best coffee this side of Milan by Tatler ­ what more can we say?

Café Rouge

A unique dining environment set in the heart of the old station. Cafe Rouge offers an authentic flavour of France.

Cinnamon Café

Traditional British cafe - food served in a modern way.

Crabtree and Evelyn

Classic body care and fine consumables.

Daks

Classic, occasion and business wear for ladies and gentlemen.

Dickens and Dolphin

From candles to cards Dickens and Dolphin has the perfect gift solution.

Droopy and Brown's

Women's designer wear.

East

Ethnically inspired fashion in exotic colours.

French Connection

The staple of any fashionable wardrobe.

Goldsmiths

Traditional jewellers with contemporary ideas.

Ha! Ha!

Bar and Canteen Traditional food with a robust, modern twist.

Haringtons

Award winning hairdressing for men and women.

Havana House

Fine cigars, humidors, pipe tobacco, lighters and accessories - the very thing for the discerning smoker.

Hobbs

Fashion, footwear and accessories for women.

Inwear/Matinique

Scandinavian street style for men and women.

Jackpot and Cottonfield

Colourful, contemporary fashion. Jackpot for women and Cottonfield for men.

Jaeger

Sophisticated, contemporary classics for men and women.

La Tasca

Traditional Spanish Tapas will transport you into an environment of Mediterranean sunshine.

Liberty

Classic prints and contemporary chic in Liberty's lifestyle collection.

Links of London

Stunning designer jewellery and gifts.

Rachel Tolhurst

One of the newer shops in Windsor featuring the designs of Rachel Tolhurst. The concept of beautiful individual clothing with a personal service in a relaxed and friendly environment.

Morgan

High fashion for the young at heart

Natural World

Unique and unusual store with products sourced from around the globe related to nature, natural history, science and education.

Nine West

Stylish shoes for fashionable feet.

Oliver Bonas

Be enticed by their selective. eclectic: range of furniture, household items gifts and jewellery.

Parchment

A wealth of choice for cards, stationery and decorations plus a unique collection of gifts to inspire all.

Patsy Seddon

Classic casuals to sophisticated evening wear.

Penhaligons

Perfumers to the Queen - offer a range of scents made from the finest essential oils, all hand finished and packaged to perfection.

Peter Rabbit and Friends

Traditional children's gifts and accessories.

Puccino's

Great service, great food, great atmosphere - a favourite with families.

Ronit Zilkha

High fashion women's designer wear.

Soup

An exciting range of fresh soups, sandwiches. salads and more.

Storm

The most innovative of watch brands, continuously updates its range to reflect the latest fashion trends.

Toko

Beautiful silver jewellery from around the world.

Travelex

Offer foreign exchange currency and travellers cheque at zero commission - the best value exchange bureau in Windsor.

Viyella

Classic ladies fashion.

Peascod Street

LOCATION: Directly opposite Windsor Castle and Queen Victoria Statue

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Peascod Street, Windsor

Peascod Street is an extremely old street and as such confounds visitors with the strange pronunciation of its name. Locally it is known as 'Pesscott' street', not, as it might seem, 'peez cod street'. As you might expect from one of the oldest streets in the town, it offers a wealth of shopping from top to bottom! In order to make the experience even more pleasurable, the entire shopping area was closed to traffic and turned into an attractive pedestrian precinct in the mid 1990s.
  
Parking for this area, including the High Street and Thames Street, is best at King Edward Car Park, a large multi-storey car park accessed from Arthur Road. Our Parking Page gives comprehensive details. By parking in King Edward Car Park, there will be no roads to cross for almost all Windsor's shopping areas accessing as it does straight into King Edward Court. Here you will find many shops of all kinds including Waitrose supermarket and Boots.
  
Daniels is an important store for Windsorians, the largest in Windsor, with a very fine toy department in addition to bedding and clothes and a variety of other departments. There are entrances from both King Edward Court and Peascod Street.
  
Next, Laura Ashley and Monsoon are all to be found in Peascod Street, as is the main Post Office, Methuens and Hammicks book shops, and Woolworths. 

The High Street

LOCATION: To the east of Windsor Castle and Queen Victoria Statue, running past The Guildhall

High Street Windsor

High Street, Windsor

There are a variety of quality shops in this area - China - Gifts - Clothing - Perfumiers - something for everyone. HSBC, Barclays and TSB Banks are all situated in the High Street and Thames Street.

Thames Street

LOCATION: To the west of Windsor Castle and Queen Victoria Statue, running down the hill past the Curfew Tower.

W H Smith, the famous newsagent, book seller and stationer is situated just opposite the castle and the Curfew Tower.
  Just off Thames Street at No. 1 River Street you will find a very special shop,
Old Boys Toys, specialising in collector's toys and models.


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