A mini guide to
Places worth your time in Mayfair & St James's
Top places
Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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A long-established dealer on New Bond Street, showing British art and design from the 19th century onwards.
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Britain's oldest art institution, in Burlington House, known for its summer exhibition and big loan shows. The courtyard is free to enter.
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Two houses side by side on Brook Street: Handel composed there for decades, and Jimi Hendrix lived in the flat next door.
A royal park of lawns and mature trees between Piccadilly and Buckingham Palace, popular for a deckchair rest.
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A Christopher Wren church on Piccadilly, with a courtyard that hosts a daily café and a regular market.
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A Tudor-style department store on Regent Street, famous for its floral Liberty prints, fabrics and craft-led homeware.
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A large Piccadilly branch of the bookseller, set over several floors in a former department store, with a rooftop bar.
A Georgian garden square in the heart of Mayfair, lined with plane trees and grand townhouses.
A short Victorian shopping arcade linking Old Bond Street and Albemarle Street, with mosaic floors and independent shops.
A covered Regency arcade of luxury shops running beside the Royal Academy, with uniformed beadles on patrol.
A grand townhouse on Arlington Street, in the quiet St James's streets beside Green Park. Best seen from the pavement.
The Burlington Gardens side of the Royal Academy, with its extra galleries behind a handsome Victorian facade.
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A small, calm public garden tucked behind Farm Street church, with benches under the trees. Good for a sandwich break.
The Palladian mansion that houses the Royal Academy, with a broad courtyard and several learned societies around it.
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