🎀 Time travel in London, antique sensibility found at Liberty Department Store 🕰️

#EuropeanTravel #LondonTravel ⭐Rating (out of 5): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✈️Travel Review: From the moment I stood in front of the Liberty department store, which looked like a movie set between London Soho and Regent Street, I couldn't help but be amazed. From the outside, it looked like a wooden building that had been moved straight from the 19th-century Tudor era in England, but once I stepped inside, I couldn't help but be moved by the antique and elegant atmosphere. As I climbed the wooden stairs, I was able to encounter sensory brands such as handmade perfumes, flower-printed fabrics, art books, and original scented candles. In particular, Liberty's unique flower-patterned fabrics and stationery were truly the epitome of 'London sensibility', and the luxurious yet warm atmosphere left a lasting impression. ⸻ 📍How to get there: Get off at Oxford Circus Station on the Central, Victoria, and Bakerloo subway lines, and walk toward Argyll Street for about 3 minutes to get there. It felt cozy and special because it was slightly hidden inside Regent Street. ⸻ 🌿Attractions: Carnaby Street – A street full of stylish select shops and street brands right behind Liberty Piccadilly Circus – A 10-minute walk, a bustling and lively square in London Seoho Art Gallery – An art space close to Liberty ⸻ 🍽️Recommended food & restaurants: Dishoom Carnaby – An Indian brunch place right nearby, with a perfect atmosphere Flat Iron Soho – A hidden gem where you can enjoy cheap and delicious steak Crosstown Doughnuts – A 5-minute walk, a handmade donut shop where even Londoners line up for ⸻ 🛍️Shopping information: Liberty’s own brand of flower-printed fabrics and scarves are must-have items. In addition, limited edition perfumes, British designer brand products, Liberty art books, and ceramic accessories are recommended for those looking for special souvenirs! It’s the perfect place to pick up a luxurious and unique gift. ⸻ 👍🏻Recommended travel style: People interested in antique sensibility and vintage interiors People who want a unique shopping experience Emotional travelers who like taking pictures ⸻ 🥰One-line travel review: It's not about going shopping, but it feels like you've entered a scene in London. Liberty Department Store is not just a store, it's a space for emotional travel.