Beautiful Grade 2 listed building. Amazing decorations and already the Christmas advent calendar is in. Very stylish department store. All kinds of products inside are very beautiful. A truly luxury department store with lots of history.

Love the quirkiness of this place when it comes to home and decorations or accessories!! For fantastic lighting, to unique furniture pieces, to such detail in hand made merchandise and all the thought process behind each product! I would love one day, to just go in and put aside everything I would like to buy no matter of the price tag! There would be not much left for sale, so good job I'm not to that stage 😁! Until then I'll have to just enjoy the visits and occasional buys!

To be honest I didn’t really come here to shop. I love history and this is as a must see stop for me. It’s past starting in the 1870’s I step in and just imagine what’s happened around and in this place. Shoot all places this rich and historical in London. The lift is tight and beautiful but truly if you have claustrophobia take the stairs. The beautiful open roof. Just gorgeous. So many details that could easily be overlooked. A must see.

Beautiful old building packed full of excellent homeware and high quality fashion. Definitely recommend visiting the Christmas shop on the top floor! The outside of the store is currently being restored and hidden by scaffolding. New TV series on the store coming soon.

Hark, fair denizens of the Tudor era! I must regale thee with my recent visit to Liberty London, a wondrous emporium of high fashion in the heart of this bustling city. The edifice itself is a marvel, an architectural gem that doth transport one to a bygone age with its Tudor-style façade, all timber and beams. Upon entering, I found myself lost in a labyrinth of splendid departments. By my reckoning, there were no fewer than six, each overflowing with sumptuous garments, fine fabrics, and curiosities. Truly, it was a maze of sartorial delight! Ah, but the pinnacle of my visit was ascending to the uppermost floor, where a veritable winter wonderland awaited. The Christmas decoration section, vast and expansive, didst twinkle with festive cheer, adorned with baubles and trinkets that would gladden the heart of any holiday enthusiast. 'Twas a busy marketplace, filled with the citizens of this modern age, all seeking the latest fashions and fineries. The clamor of voices and rustle of garments did fill the air, a lively symphony of consumerism. In conclusion, Liberty London is a place of rare enchantment, a must-see for all, even if thou hast not a shilling to spare. The architecture, the vastness of its departments, and the festive spectacle of Christmas, all combine to create an experience beyond compare. Verily, I shall cherish this memory, and so should thee!

Stunning Tudor style department store full of luxury goods. They sell everything from beautiful flowers, designer bags, vintage dresses, silk and satin, fabrics for quilting, jewelry, furniture and homeware. You could get lost in here admiring everything! Totally worth a visit even if it’s breaking your bank!

Big multistory department store with lots of sections. Friendly, accommodating, down to earth staff, happy to serve customers. Good value prices. Huge stock. Superb fabrics section with superb and knowledgeable staff. Definitely worth a visit.

Liberty in London offers a captivating blend of timeless elegance and contemporary style. The Liberty prints are a standout feature, showcasing exquisite patterns that effortlessly blend tradition with modern aesthetics. The vintage section is a treasure trove for those seeking unique and curated pieces, while the designer ranges add a touch of luxury to the shopping experience. The shoe collection is diverse and on-point, catering to various tastes and preferences. Additionally, Liberty's selection of kitchenware is impressive, featuring quality items that elevate your culinary space. However, it's worth noting that the excellence comes at a cost, as Liberty is undeniably on the expensive side. Despite the price tag, the overall experience and the curated selection make it a destination worth exploring for those who appreciate high-end fashion and unique finds.

This is one of the most significant and historical place in London. I came here for shopping and To be honest I didn’t really come here only to shop. I love history and this is as a must see. It’s past starting in the 1870’s I step in and just imagine what’s happened around and in this place. Shoot all places this rich and historical in London. The lift is tight and beautiful but truly if you have claustrophobia take the stairs. The beautiful open roof. Just gorgeous. So many details that could easily be overlooked. A must see. I really love this place 💕😘😘😘

Beautiful historic store, shame its currently covered in scaffolding but nice to see they've gone to the effort of printing an image on the sheets covering it!! Amazing building inside, lots of timber and carvings. Lighting didn't do much for me but the designer-ware was stunning, if slightly out of my price range 😉

We went into Liberty's on a recent trip to London. I'd been desperately wanting to visit after seeing it on the TV. Sadly for me most things were beyond my price range, but I still enjoyed looking at everything, and at no point was I made to feel I was out of my comfort zone and shouldn't be there. We had the most delicious tea and cake in Arthur's, situated within the store, and the staff there were extremely friendly and efficient. Yes, it was slightly more expensive than your average coffee shop, but it was well worth it. They had some really delicious sounding things on their menu, so well worth a visit.

I went to pick up my online order. The collection point was on the 3rd floor, much to Haberdashery, opposite side of toilets. The staff was helpful and efficient enough. Liberty is a pretty department store. Always nine to look around. Usually find something nice and interesting.

Favorite spot in London! 😍 Can easily go hand in hand with Big Ben, London Eye and Tower Bridge as one of the symbols of the city! It is a 5 store unique shopping center since the building dates from 1875! 😍 There is a great selection of fashion products, watches, jewelry and shoes but my favorite floor is the one with home decor products! You can find great hand made vases, mugs and plates. There is also a huge book shop. WiFi is available and there is restaurant and coffee shop (where you can get traditional “afternoon tea” experience) but also brunch and cocktails. Flower shop in front of Liberty is one of the most photographed spot. 😍 They change the pots based on seasons. Do not miss Liberty London! 😍

You must go when you're in London. Liberty has the best curated selections of cosmetics, fragrances, handbags, scarfs, home decor and of course their famous Liberty of London fabrics. With it's beautiful Tudor Revival exterior; the interior was constructed from the timbers of two decommissioned Royal Navy ships. The wooden staircases and ornate railings alone are worthy of a visit. Remember to visit their florist entrance especially during holidays.

I would recommend Liberty has the best retailer for carefree browsing and shopping inspiration in London. It is a definite must go place for purchasing that special addition to the Christmas tree decoration every year and an overall great venue when it comes to looking for a more individual and slightly more unique shopping experience. I like the fact that they try to showcase fashion and beauty houses that are more bespoke and the sheer harmony between the building itself and the quirky merchandising. I always come back with smile when I go there. Time (and possibly money) well spent!

Beautiful old building. Large wood staircase. Iconic shop in London. Large choice of Christmas decorations. Always a good idea to visit the Liberty shop London.

Liberty is a vibe. Their purple bags and prints are iconic. A must visit when in London if you want to view the world’s most beautiful store. Everything sold here is perfectly curated. You can spend all day here and not get bored. If you’re a creative soul, you’ll love every corner.

Wasn’t it great when building had actual aesthetic detail to them? When staircases or even doorways could be something you enjoy looking at as opposed to just mindlessly using. Well long gone are the days before “modern” architecture strips everything of its soul. Liberty London this is an Iconic building- the history, the details in the interior, it’s quite an experience walking in there even if you’re not up for shopping the pricy (undoubtedly high quality) stuff sold there.

Historical building with gorgeous art and beautiful items, fabrics, prints, the house itself is an art. Cozy rest room. Love the fabric there. One of my favorite shop in London.

It's not everyone's cup of tea here but boy! Do they have class and style! Wonderful building and beautiful displays of modern and older styles of clothing. Also famed for its bold and floral print fabrics.

Absolutely fabulous building inside and out. A lovely eclectic mix of goodies well worth starting at the top and working your way down through the whole store. Very helpful staff that have a good knowledge on their stock.

Liberty still has the lovely charm of my childhood, with the beautiful stairs, with the creaks. Whilst out, I had a wander around Carnaby Street. It was not as busy as I thought it would be, which was nice, so could wander around peacefully, without feeling harassed.

Liberty or Liberty's is a luxury department store in London. It is known around the world for its close connection to art and culture. It's most famous for its bold and floral print fabrics. The vast mock Tudor store also sells men's, women's and children's fashion, beauty and homewares from a mix of high end and emerging brands and labels. The store has very helpful and friendly staff.

A very beautiful building, well worth a visit just to look around. It also has lots of beautiful clothes, jewellery and perfume, don't look at the prices! It has a very nice cafe with a good selection of foods and drinks, service is fast and friendly and the prices are quite reasonable.

A very unique mall built in a stunning location. Liberty offers men’s and women’s clothing, as well as home goods that range in price, though most of it is on the luxury and expensive side. It’s a fun place to explore and wander through for the location itself, but there are also a lot of great items to check out, too. I wish there was more selection for the men’s clothing, and at a slightly more affordable price range.

Wow what a incredible historic place, a real must for your London tour. Beautiful wooden architecture inside on all floors and the entrance you are presented as you walk through a flower shop with all the aromas to start your visit. Superb quality on all floors.

It is an iconic department store that exudes elegance and charm. With its distinctive Tudor-style exterior and carefully curated selection of goods, it's a haven for those who appreciate quality and craftsmanship. The store's enchanting ambiance, coupled with its array of unique designer pieces, makes it more than just a shopping experience; it's a journey into a world of luxury and creativity. The staff's attentiveness ensures a pleasant visit. Whether you're there to indulge or simply to admire, it is a cultural treasure that captures the essence of the city's sophisticated taste. Highly recommended for a delightful visit.

Beautiful store with so much to see. I visited to see all the fabrics as I wasn't disappointed - so many stunning prints, and the haberdashery section was easy to find. Only disappointment was that there wasn't a huge range of notions and limited craft supplies outside the fabric selection. Worth going just to see the beautiful exterior!

What a place ! This was my first visit and could have spent days looking .Beautiful beautiful products .we visited on a Saturday which was super busy but still great .

It was my first ever visit to this store. A very stunning, period shop that obviously sells to the rich and famous and whoever can afford to shop there. A very interesting experience well worth a visit. The shop is located over 4 floors with an open atrium in the middle showing off the period shop in all its splendor.

Soooooo many pretty things to see, touch and buy. Some exquisite clothes - I loved that green linen shorts!. A real store with items you might not find anywhere else. Get ideas for home decorating ( look at that chair) !😍 Those Liberty prints are a must! Best of all this year I got some lovely Xmas decorations.🤩

My favourite department store to visit- visually stunning and adorned with beautiful things. Even if you go just to visit and not buy, it’s totally worth doing especially if you are into interiors and the more unique styles. I always come away with ideas and inspiration 🫶🏻♥️

Beautiful iconic shop, and so well kept! Beautifuly laid out stock from top to bottom. Have alot of inspirational photos. It is quite expensive, but also quite exclusive! Worth a visit anyday. Oh, and I notices they let dogs in too, and that's always useful to know! Beautiful Store!

A visit here is always an interesting experience. Not quite so pleasant these days with no evidence of social distancing. Nevertheless, this store has a wide range of upmarket (& not quite so upmarket!) goods, at upmarket prices. The fabric/haberdashery department is a joy to behold as is the interior of the building itself - worth a visit simply for that! Just don’t go near the ‘restaurant’ and your visit is sure to be a pleasant one.

Popped in for some Astier incense on the 3rd floor and to soak up London’s oldest department store… there are no words for this place… it’s more than magical

Fantastic shop, beautiful items for sale - always. 100% recommended.

Beautiful and unique shop where there is something for everyone .

Top designers shopping mall in top location one of the best in London

Its Liberties, it's iconic. Go to the top floor and look at the antique pieces or the ground floor and try on hundreds of perfumes. Or somewhere between.

Beautiful building and very historic. It like going back a few hundred years.

Interesting place. I like it. Somthing unusual.

Helpful staff beautiful clothes. Give me lots of ideas. Haberdashery legendary. Christmas shop a must visit whilst in London even in September.

Shop heaven! My favorite department store in London! The beautiful architecture definitely makes it a wonderful experience to just go in and enjoy the ambiance. You won’t be dissapointed! I enjoyed the Christmas store the most and it was hard not to buy everything in it… ;-)

I visited with my mother while on a week's holiday in London. We were so looking forward to visiting the Liberty shop, having been avid fans of liberty print fabrics for sewing projects for years. Well, what a dreadful disappointment. The staff in the perfume area were so rude to my lovely mother when she asked a couple of questions; they were haughty, condescending and plain mean, which was very wrong. Someone behind the counter in the vintage section was very rude to me when I politely asked if I could take a photo, as well as watching us both like a hawk throughout our perusal of the vintage items, for some inexplicable reason. This was all very hurtful and shocking. We both intended to buy something but were so put off that we didn't in the end. Upstairs in the fabric/haberdashery department things were better, with a friendly lady helping us with our browsing and fabric purchases. It wasn't enough to make up for the other treatment though, and we left the shop feeling confused, upset, and let down. Perhaps the staff were racist upon hearing our Irish accent? I just can't think of any other reason for the rudeness - we were friendly and polite and were not poorly dressed or anything. A terrible and very disappointing experience. I can't understand it. The only consolation was seeing the lovely fabrics and architecture.

Myself and sister visited on the 22nd chap IAN was so helpful on entry to liberty bought chocolate coin beautifuly wrapped up then the Christmas shop bought purple bauble with 2021 In gold lovely wrapped up then had a delicious cake and pot of tea to end the day out in the cafe.

An institution.....the building itself is spectacular in itself. You could just wonder around all day long and not get bored!!!

Still one of the kind in London town after all theseyears, fabulous display along side with stunning artworks, super inspiring 😘

I was a bit deceived with my last visit to Liberty; the liberty clothing collection was much less rich than in my previous visits. It was even worse with its stationery offer, they had tops 5 prints in only two kinds of notebooks.. which is not at all what it used to be. Of course the staff is as nice as always, the place is as beautiful as always, and the liberty motives are just.. amazing.

Amazing department store very unique. Love the Tudor style wonderful carved timbers throughout the store built in the 1870s. Exclusive designer brands on all floors but also just a great browsing experience. Must see place when in London.

Unique department store, in an historic building, I tend to admire the decor and browse more than shop here. Most staff members seemed pleasant and friendly too. If you can, pop in for a visit to absorb the quaintly atmosphere.

Liberty is known around the world for its close connection to art and culture, it is most famous for its bold and floral print fabrics. The vast mock-Tudor store also sells men's, women's and children's fashion, beauty and homewares from a mix of high-end and emerging brands and labels 🇬🇧