Tours and Tickets to Experience Bond Street

There are plenty of ways to experience Bond Street. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Ultimate 6-hour Private Tour of London in an Iconic Black Cab
• Private Guided and Chauffeured Tour of London
• London Christmas Lights Guided Tour by Cab
• London Christmas Lights Guided Walking Tour
• London Private Christmas Lights Taxi Tour with Pickup

While it’s free to visit Bond Street independently, there are plenty of affordable tours that can help you learn more about the storied shopping street. Guided group walking tours begin at £20 per person, while private Christmas lights tours—some of the most popular to visit Bond Street—begin at £75.

Bond Street—technically divided into Old Bond Street and New Bond Street—is one of London’s most famous shopping streets, and its major attractions are fashion boutiques, including a number of high-end and designer flagships. It is also home to art galleries, as well as Sotheby’s auction house.

Yes, Bond Street is readily accessible via public transportation. The popular thoroughfare has a dedicated stop on the London Underground, served by the Central, Elizabeth, and Jubilee lines. Green Park station, near the street’s southern terminus, is served by the Jubilee, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines. Numerous bus routes stop nearby.

Yes, Bond Street is wheelchair-accessible, thanks to its wide and level pavements; Bond Street station also has step-free access to all platforms. However, note that crowds on Bond Street may sometimes make access difficult, especially over weekends and busy shopping seasons, including the lead-up to Christmas.

While Bond Street’s individual shops and designer flagships have varied opening hours, most are open daily. On weekdays and Saturdays, shops are generally open from mid-morning until evening, typically 10am–7pm. Due to limited Sunday trading hours, most shops are open from 12pm to 6pm.