Gifts and souvenirs England

Since 1760, Hamleys has been a renowned iconic toy store in the city. With seven floors, it's an enchanting realm for children and adults alike, offering a multitude of captivating toys. Events and encounters with iconic characters are regularly organized. The basement is dedicated to the world of Harry Potter, while Lego fans will find a veritable paradise on site. As one of the world's largest toy stores, get ready to spend some incredible hours at Hamleys!

It is in this shop that Alice Liddell, the little girl who inspired the character of Alice in Wonderland, daughter of the Dean of Christ Church College, came to buy her candy, right in front of the famous college. This very small shop is now known all over the world. It has become the address not to be missed for fans of Lewis Carroll's novel, full of memories. Figurines, books, engravings, toys on the theme of Alice will delight children and adults alike. Something to bring back funny memories.

If you're looking to move beyond electronic games consoles and talking dolls, there's nothing like going back to basics at this charming Covent Garden boutique, with its wide selection of traditional toys handcrafted by real enthusiasts. Discover the beauty of Russian dolls, puppets, cut-out cardboard or wooden figurines, to the delight of little ones... This is one of the most beautiful toy stores you'll ever see.

A very English address. Founded in 1830, James Smith is one of the few, if not the only, store where you can buy a proper umbrella. The store is beautiful and offers a wide selection of models with a very British elegance. Apple, maple, ash, cherry, rose, rush wood handles, take your pick, but remember that for any self-respecting gentleman, the fabric must be black. What better gift to bring back from London than an umbrella? It's a useful gift that will come in handy right on the spot.