The Royal Exchange, a high-end shopping arcade in the City since 1565 and reopened in 2001, runs between Threadneedle and Cornhill streets. Today this elegant building is home to some of the most well known luxury brand names in the world: Tiffany & Co., Hermes, Theo Fennell, Montblanc, Paul Smith, De Beers and many more. At the centre of its elegant covered courtyard is the stylish Grand Café and Bar. With its combination of expensive shopping, elegant architecture and superior food and drink, Royal Exchange attracts bankers with big pay packets who can afford the luxury items without blanching. It's also a great place to find this type of shop without having to trek to Bond Street.
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130-year-old scent emporium with royal warrants.
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The Royal Exchange, a high-end shopping arcade in the City since 1565 and reopened in 2001, runs between Threadneedle and Cornhill streets. Today this elegant building is home to some of the most well known luxury brand names in the world: Tiffany & Co., Hermes, Theo Fennell, Montblanc, Paul Smith, De Beers and many more. At the centre of its elegant covered courtyard is the stylish Grand Café and Bar. With its combination of expensive shopping, elegant architecture and superior food and drink, Royal Exchange attracts bankers with big pay packets who can afford the luxury items without blanching. It's also a great place to find this type of shop without having to trek to Bond Street.
