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Harrods is a legendary luxury department store in London, established in 1834. It offers a huge range of products to suit every taste and budget, from fashion and jewellery to technology and food. Book a tour and experience the department store in all its glory!
Miriam DewamBy Miriam Dewam
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On a tour through London, you can experience the best of the city in a single day. Visit Harrods department store as well as other city highlights.
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London Vintage Bus Tour and Cream Tea at Harrods
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6 tips for visiting the Harrods

Entrance to Harrods | Photo: Flickr, gadgetdude - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Plan enough timeYou can expect a huge department store with over 100,000m² (1000,000ft²) of sales area. If you actually want to take a look at all the departments, it can take some time, so you should plan at least three hours.
The Harrods Shopping Center | Photo: Flickr, Wei-Te Wong - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Less busy in the mornings and eveningsIn the morning and late evening, Harrods is usually less crowded. If you want to visit the department store with children, it is advisable to visit Harrods on a weekday when it is not so busy.
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Browse the department store's website beforehandHarrods can be overwhelming at first. Therefore, you can get an overview on the website in advance and limit yourself to a few departments. If you are looking for something specific, you can find out if it is available there.
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‘Afternoon Tea’ at HarrodsEnjoy freshly prepared sweet and savory bites in a royal atmosphere under the Art Deco skylight while listening to live piano music: The traditional Afternoon Tea is served every day in the Tea Rooms from 11:30 am to 6:00 pm. Please note that a reservation in advance is highly recommended.
In the Food Halls | Photo: Flickr, David - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Learn about events at the department storeHarrods is not only a luxurious shopping paradise, but also a vibrant place for culture and entertainment. Alongside a diverse range of products, the department store regularly offers events such as pop-up stores, baking shows, and influencer meet-ups. Inform yourself about the current program before your visit to not miss out on anything.
In the children's department | Photo: Flickr, Annie HARADA VIOT - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0
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Pay attention to your lookEven if there is no specific dress code, people who are not appropriately dressed may be denied entry. Please note that helmets and hoodies are not allowed; backpacks are also frowned upon.
Harrods on Brompton Road | Photo: Flickr, Mawoo - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Harrods: A shopping experience like no other

The legendary luxury department store is known for its exquisite goods and first-class service. It was founded in 1834 by Charles Henry Harrod, a tea and grocer, and has been located on Brompton Road since 1849.
Top-notch service is assured at <i>Harrods</i> | Photo: Unsplash, Malgorzata Bujalska - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

The Building

Harrods is a massive building with over 100,000m² (1000,000ft²) of retail space. The department store is divided into seven floors and houses a huge selection of luxury goods, including fashion, jewelry, cosmetics, household goods, and much more. The building itself looks impressive from the outside with its red bricks and decorative elements; inside, it appears even more luxurious due to the furnishings and the large glass dome.
One can find exquisite merchandise at <i>Harrods</i> | Photo: Unsplash, balesphotography - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

The Departments

In the Fine Jewellery department, there is a huge selection from leading jewelers like Cartier, Tiffany & Co., or Van Cleef & Arpels. The Fine Watches Department features luxury brands like Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet. Leading labels include Chanel, Dior, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton in the Fashion department. There is also a Beauty and Home & Lifestyle department. The Food Halls are a paradise for gourmets - they tempt with a wide selection of food and beverages from all over the world. In the Technology area, there is a small exhibition of celebrity autographs and other items from famous personalities. Of course, there are also great and affordable goods for the smaller budget, including high-quality souvenirs.
Christmas Decoration | Photo: Flickr, Finn - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Events at Harrods

The department store is a popular location for events and celebrations. It regularly hosts fashion shows, exhibitions, and other events. Harrods impresses not only with its wide range of products but also is elaborately decorated. So you can expect flowers and hearts for Valentine's Day, colorful eggs and bunnies for Easter, and lots of Christmas decorations for Christmas!
The Egyptian Escalators | Photo: Flickr, Sei F - CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Harrods Egyptian Escalators

The interior design of Harrods is impressive even without decorations. The ancient Egyptians continue to fascinate people today. This phenomenon is called 'Egyptomania', which seemed to have gripped the London luxury department store Harrods in the 1990s. The artist who decorated the spaces and escalators back then was the British William Mitchell, who became known in the 1960s and 70s for his large-scale abstract sculptures and reliefs. His patron was Mohammed Al-Fayed, an Egyptian who bought Harrods in 1985. Al-Fayed took a liking to Mitchell, who subsequently worked for a long time as a designer for the businessman. Thus, following the Egyptian Rooms and the Egyptian Hall, the Egyptian Escalators were also created, transporting visitors to the fifth floor. These escalators were even the first automatic ones in the whole of Great Britain!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Harrods wheelchair accessible?

The shopping center is wheelchair accessible. Read more.

Are there any parking facilities?

The building complex does not have its own parking spaces, but the Brompton Place houses the paid Harrods Car Park, which is a two-minute walk away. Read more.

Is it allowed to bring food into the shopping center?

It is forbidden to bring food into the shopping center that was purchased outside, regardless of whether it is still packaged or has already been opened. Read more.

Are bags and backpacks allowed to be carried?

In the shopping center, visitors are only allowed to carry small pieces of luggage. This includes handbags and backpacks, which must be carried by hand. Carry-on suitcases and larger pieces of luggage are not allowed. Please note that there is no possibility to store luggage. Read more.

Are dogs allowed to be taken to Harrods?

No, animals are not allowed inside the building. The only exception is for certified assistance dogs. Read more.

Is it allowed to take photos and videos in the department store?

Videos and photos for personal use may be taken without flash, tripod, and selfie stick. Read more.

General information

opening hours

The department store Harrods is open from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm and on Sunday from 11:30 am to 6:00 pm.

tickets

Visiting Harrods is free of charge. Guided tours are available starting from £100. Prices depend on the length and scope of the tour.

address

87-135 Brompton Rd
London SW1X 7XL
United Kingdom

how to get there

The simplest way to get to Harrods is by public transport. The Knightsbridge subway station of the Piccadilly Line is located directly in front of the department store. The Brompton Road bus stop for lines 9, 14, 19, 22, 52, 74, 148, 159, 414 and 436 is also nearby. Those arriving by car should head straight to Brompton Place, where the Harrods Car Park is situated.
Miriam Dewam
Written byMiriam DewamMiriam is keen on traveling and has a passion for photography, which she can enhance through her cross-media studies. She uses her knowledge as well as first hand experience from diverse travels to help other travellers as a content creator at TicketLens.
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