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The first shopping arcade in Britain, still patrolled by beadles in top hats who will stop you whistling.
Clothes & shoesJewellery & watchesLuxury
Also in Beautiful Streets and Classic British Shops.
Lord George Cavendish built it in 1819, reputedly to stop passers-by throwing oyster shells into his garden, and it was the first covered shopping street in the country. Seventy-odd shops sell jewellery, watches, cashmere and shoes under a glass roof.
The Burlington Beadles are the oldest small police force in Britain, in Edwardian frock coats and top hats, and the arcade's Regency rules still stand: no whistling, no singing, no running and no opened umbrellas.
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