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Visa London Guide 2014-2015 Visa Preferred Merchants GOOD THRU Visa London Guide 2014-2015 Shopping Liberty 10% OFF Synonymous with luxury and great design Receive a Liberty London 10% off International Shoppers Pass when you Liberty is a world renowned emporium for fashion, bring this page and your Visa card to Customer Services. design and beauty and remains to this day the destination of choice for the savvy and adventurous shopper. At Liberty, a rich heritage combines with the cutting edge and avant-garde making each visit a voyage of discovery and excitement. Explore six floors of fashion, beauty, accessories, homewares and antique furniture, as well as the best range of gifts. 1 minute walk from OXFORD CIRCUS STATION 210-220 Regent Street London W1B 5AH Map 44 (0) 20 7734 1234 http://www.liberty.co.uk Monday–Saturday 10:00–20:00, Sunday 12:00–18:00 20141111 Visa London Guide 2014-2015 Shopping Neal’s Yard Remedies 15% OFF Receive a 15% discount on all Visa card purchases*. *Excludes therapies and treatments; not valid with gift vouchers. 3 minute walk from COVENT GARDEN STATION 15 Neal’s Yard, London WC2H 9DP Map Organic herbal skincare products for a healthy, 44 (0) 20 7379 7222 natural glow http://www.nealsyardremedies.com Neal’s Yard Remedies use organically grown plants for Monday 10:00–19:00 their aromatherapy and skincare products. Made with Tuesday–Friday 10:30–19:00 the best time-tested and natural ingredients, without Saturday 9:30–19:00 synthetic fragrances or artificial colouring. Neal’s Yard Sunday 11:30–18:00 Remedies’ fragrant skincare products promote not only beautiful, healthy skin, but a healthy mind. Shopping Floris 10% OFF Jermyn Street Store Receive a 10% discount all Visa card purchases*. 5 minute walk from PICCADILLY CIRCUS and GREEN PARK STATIONS *Offer is valid at the Jermyn Street store only. 89 Jermyn Street, London SW1Y 6JH Map 44 (0) 20 7930 2885 http://www.florislondon.com Monday–Friday 9:30–18:00, Saturday 10:00–18:00 (closed Sundays) Elegant fragrances loved by British Royalty Established in 1730, Juan Floris married his English rose Elizabeth and began creating perfume. Today Floris hold Royal Warrants from The Queen Elizabeth II and HRH The Prince of Wales. Still run by the same family from the original premises, Floris remain purveyors of the finest English perfumes and toiletries. Shopping Tea Palace 10% OFF 3 minute walk from COVENT GARDEN STATION Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases. 12 Covent Garden Market, Covent Garden, WC2E 8RF Map Promo code: VISALONDONCG. Offer applies to all 44 (0) 20 7836 6997 tea and accessory purchases excluding hand-tied http://www.teapalace.com flowering teas. Monday–Saturday 10:00–19:00, Sunday 11:00–18:00 Purveyors of teas for the discerning gourmet The new face of the British tea industry came on the scene in 2005, and has been embraced by London celebrities and world famous chefs alike. The Tea Palace’s vast selection of over 100 of the finest teas and infusions includes original and classic black blends, green, white and oolong teas as well as organic herbal infusions. 20141111 Visa London Guide 2014-2015 Shopping Halcyon Days 10% OFF 5 minute walk from BOND STREET and OXFORD CIRCUS STATIONS Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases over £150. 14 Brook Street, London W1S 1BD Map 44 (0) 20 7629 8811 http://www.halcyondays.co.uk Monday–Friday 9:30–18:00, Saturday 10:00–18:00 (closed Sundays) Traditional and beautiful hand-made crafts from England Halcyon Days is an emporium of luxury gifts and fashion accessories, proud to hold all three Royal Warrants as Suppliers of Objets d'Art. Continuing to celebrate the very best of British craftsmanship and design, they produce hand crafted signature enamel boxes in their own workshops in the heart of England using traditional English enamelling techniques. Shopping Rococo Chocolates Chocolate (20g) Gift Mug Cup Gift Receive a complimentary Bee Bar (20g) on all Visa card purchases Receive a complimentary mug cup on all Visa card over £15. purchases over £50. Chocolate (70g) Gift Moxon Street Store Receive a complimentary Artisan Bar (70g) on all Visa card purchases 5 minute walk from BAKER STREET STATION over £30. 3 Moxon Street, Marylebone, London W1U 4EP Map 44 (0) 20 7935 7780 http://www.rococochocolates.com Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–18:30, Sunday 11:00–17:00, Delicious and fun chocolates! Monday and NH 12:00–17:00 Rococo Chocolates is a luxury chocolate shop you’ll Kings Road Store enjoy from the moment you enter. With over 50 different 15 minute walk from SLOANE SQUARE STATION flavours of chocolate, from organic and sugar free to 321 Kings Road, Chelsea, London SW3 5EP Map chocolates shaped as cats, fish and hearts, you’ll be 44 (0) 20 7352 5857 entranced by the variety and quality of chocolate on http://www.rococochocolates.com offer. Original gift-wrapping also available. Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–18:30, Sunday, Monday and NH 12:00–17:00 Shopping Hope and Greenwood 10% OFF 5 minute walk from COVENT GARDEN STATION Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases. 1 Russell Street, London WC2B 5JD Map 44 (0) 20 7240 3314 http://www.hopeandgreenwood.co.uk Monday–Wednesday 11:00–19:30, Thursday–Friday 11:00–20:00 Saturday 10:30–19:30, Sunday 11:30–17:30 A magical sweet shop purveying the 'Best of British' confectionery Visiting Hope and Greenwood invokes sweet memories from a bygone age. There is something for the whole family from handmade chocolate, delicious jellies and super sours. 20141111 Visa London Guide 2014-2015 Shopping Milk Concept Boutique 10% OFF 3 minute walk from SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET STATION Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases*. 118 1/2 Shoreditch High Street, London E1 6JN Map *Not valid on Fornasetti products. 44 (0) 20 7729 9880 http://www.milkconceptboutique.co.uk Monday–Friday 11:00–19:00, Saturday 11:00–18:00, Sunday 12:00–18:00 Creative spirit in the heart of Shoreditch Established in 2009, Milk Concept Boutique offers works by internationally recognised designers as well as presenting new collections from emerging talents. Discover an eclectic mix of both design and fashion from a wide selection of brands from local and worldwide designers. Shopping Mawi 10% OFF 10 minute walk from SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET STATION Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases. 11 Calvert Avenue, London E2 7JP Map 44 (0) 20 7729 9880 https://www.mawi.co.uk Tuesday–Sunday 11:00–18:00 Over a decade at the forefront of British luxury fashion An internationally acclaimed luxury brand renowned for opulent statement pieces, MAWI’s iconic jewels and accessories have an international following. Fans searching for a true insight to the brand’s universe head to the Flagship store in the creative hub of London’s fashionable Shoreditch. Shopping Hostem 10% OFF 10 minute walk from LIVERPOOL STREET STATION Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases*. 41-43 Redchurch Street, London E2 7DJ Map *Not valid during seasonal sale periods. Not valid on Hostem Bespoke 44 (0) 20 7739 9733 or Santa Maria Novella lines. http://www.hostem.co.uk Monday–Saturday 11:00–19:00, Sunday 12:00–17:00 Menswear establishment with an emphasis on independent designers Hostem purveys the latest in men’s fashion, from the avant garde to street luxe, with a good focus on British brands. A welcome edition to the Shoreditch neighbourhood, a hub of shopping, dining and nightlife in the city, Hostem is a house to intelligent design and an alchemic mix of designers. 20141111 Visa London Guide 2014-2015 Shopping Prestat 10% OFF 3 minute walk from PICCADILLY CIRCUS STATION Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases. 14 Princes Arcade, London SW1Y 6DS Map 44 (0) 20 7494 3372 15% OFF http://www.prestat.co.uk Receive a 15% discount on all Visa purchases over £100. Monday–Friday 9:30–18:00, Saturday 10:00–17:30, Sunday 11:00–16:30 Full of fun, indulgence, surprise and seduction Established in 1902 and proudly bearing a Royal Warrant, Prestat’s colourful, sweetscented shop purveys the finest naturally flavoured chocolates. Beloved by chocolate lovers and celebrities worldwide, Prestat’s hand-crafted chocolates come in a wide variety of flavours, all beautifully packaged, for the perfect gift or souvenir. Museum Design Museum 10% OFF at the Museum Shop 10 minute walk from LONDON BRIDGE and TOWER HILL STATIONS Receive a 10% discount on all Visa card purchases at the museum shop. Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD Map 44 (0) 20 7940 8790 http://www.designmuseum.org Monday–Sunday 10:00–17:45 (no entry after 17:15) A great collection of design, from fashion to automobiles Incorporating everything from furniture to automobiles, this unique museum showcases the best in well-designed products. Founded by master designer Sir Terence Conran in 1989, the Design Museum helps explore the history, and science, of design. Check their website for more information on their special exhibitions. Experience Mind the Gap 20% OFF Receive a 20% discount on all tours paid with a Visa card*. Central London, tour meeting locations vary depending on tour *To book, go to reservations, enter promotion code VISA20 and select your desired tour. 44 (0) 77 683 1005 http://www.mindthegaptours.com Sunday–Saturday, hours vary depending on tour See London through the eyes of a local The finest walking and biking experiences in London from gourmet market strolls, historic pub tours to gentle cycles to Windsor Castle.
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