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Burlington Arcade

Regency-era shopping arcade home to luxury fashion and jewellery boutiques.

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The Royal Academy of Arts
The Royal Academy no longer has a permanent exhibition space, instead hosting art exhibitions. Notable exhibitions have included the paintings of Monet, contemporary art associated with the theme of apocalypse, and Aztec art. Each Summer, the Royal Academy plays host to a Summer Exhibition, displaying 1,200 new works by established and new artists selected by the academy, most of which are available for visitors to buy. Each member has to donate a work of art, so over the years, the academy has built a sizable collection. Exhibitions are invariably excellent, and it is worth paying for audio guides, if they are not included. Visitors should book tickets in advance, as exhibitions are often very popular – particularly shortly after opening.
Wed-Sun 11AM-5PMSome exhibitions free, others vary £8-£22
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The King's Head
10 Stafford St, W1S 4RX
11AM-11PM (closed Sun)
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Budd Shirts
Budd, established in 1910, is the only Jermyn Street shirtmaker to still have a bespoke cutting room on site, where shirts are still made.
Mon - Fri 10AM-7PM; Sat 10AM-6PM; Sun 11AM-4PM
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Fortnum and Mason
World famous as grocers to the British Royal Family, Fortnum's original store has been here in Piccadilly since 1707.