London’s Burlington Arcade was the world’s first shopping arcade, opened in 1819 to great acclaim and now recognised as a historic and architectural masterpiece. The Burlington Arcade is the longest and one of the most beautiful covered shopping streets in Britain. This oasis of calm is one of London’s hidden treasures packed with luxury accessories. […]
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