The new "it" places to stay, shop, and sightsee .
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Destinations: Mayfair · Notting Hill · Chelsea/Kensington
Themes: Arts + Culture · Hotels + Resorts · Shopping
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Haymarket Hotel
“Why not have some fun!” may well have been what Kit Kemp said as she released her arsenal of bold colors and supergraphic effects on the public space
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Philip Treacy
Milliner to royals, celebs, and fashion's elite, Irishman Philip Treacy's bespoke studio/retail shop in Belgravia has eye-catching chapeaux and fascin
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Thomas Goode
Since 1827, this Mayfair boutique has carried the ultimate in luxury houseware basics, from fine bone china to crystal stemware to sterling silverware
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Victoria and Albert Museum
Within this labyrinthine collection of stately buildings covering 12 acres lie more than 27,000 pieces and 43,000 photographs: everything from Celtic
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