Tours and Tickets to Experience Jermyn Street

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

• Winston Churchill's London and The Churchill War Rooms - A Private Tour

• Spy for a day London VIP - All Inclusive and Private Tour

• St James' & Mayfair - Private Tour of London's Royal & Aristocratic Villages

• Private Tour: Experience the Christmas Magic in London

Jermyn Street is free to visit. However, if you’d like to explore on a tour, prices vary widely. A shared guided walking tour of Mayfair and St. James’s might cost as little as US$45, but private fashion tours or James Bond lifestyle tours can run into four figures.

Jermyn Street is known for traditional British men’s fashion. Must-visit shops include Foster & Son, a bespoke shoemaker dating back to 1840, Turnbull & Asser, James Bond’s shirtmaker, and Floris, a family-owned perfumery that’s been making scent since 1730. Head to Longmire for world-class cufflinks.

Yes, there are a number of notable restaurants on Jermyn Street. Tramp is a members-only restaurant, bar, and nightclub that drew high society through the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s; Wiltons has been serving game and seafood since 1742. Don’t forget to stop at Paxton & Whitfield, an artisan cheesemonger established in 1797.

The different shops on Jermyn Street have various opening hours, but many are open from 10am to 6pm Monday through Saturday. All stores open later and close earlier on Sundays, and some traditional businesses won’t open on Sundays at all.

Yes, Jermyn Street itself is accessible, with wide, well-made sidewalks and dropped curbs. Keep in mind, though, it is a heritage street and many older buildings have doorsteps, stairs, or narrow doorways that restrict access to shoppers who use wheelchairs. If you have a store in mind, it’s best to call ahead.