Liberty

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Address:: Liberty, Great Marlborough Street,
London W1B 5AH
England
Website:: www.liberty.co.uk
Opening times:: 10 AM to 9 PM (Mon–Sat), noon to 6 PM (Sun); Note: Opening times are subject to change, and may not apply on public holidays. Always reconfirm with the venue before making plans.
Telephone:: Work +44 (0) 207 734 1234
Buses:: 3 6 7 8 10 12 13 15 23 25 55 73 88 94 98 113 137 139 159 177 190 390 453 C2
Trains:: Bond Street CNT JUB, Green Park JUB PCL VIC, Oxford Circus BKL CNT VIC, Piccadilly Circus BKL PCL, Tottenham Court Road CNT NRN Note: The nearest train station to Liberty is Oxford Circus. We can help you find the best route from any other train station:
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^{Libertys of London} A shop display in Liberty’s department store

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Liberty is one of London’s most famous department stores, founded by Arthur Lasenby Liberty in 1875. Its mock Tudor exterior belies its real age – it was only built in the 1920s. The father and son team of E S Hall used hand-made tiles and timbers taken from two old warships – HMS Hindustan and HMS Impregnable.

The old look is continued inside with plush carpets and wood-wall panelling, complementing the wide range of antiques and furnishings (seemingly gathered from Indiana Jones-style adventure trips abroad).

The shop is probably most famous for its oriental rugs and carpets, and long reams of coloured fabrics.

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