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Lamb's Conduit Street

A Bloomsbury high street of independent shops that has kept every one of them.

Shopping districtClothes & shoesBooksMid-range

Lamb's Conduit Street at dusk, Pentreath & Hall on the right.

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Named for the conduit William Lamb built in 1577 to bring water into the city, and now a rare thing: a central London street where the shops are all independent. Tailors and shoemakers, a bookshop, a wine shop, a stationer, and the Lamb itself, a Victorian pub with etched glass snob screens still in place. The northern half is closed to cars, with plane trees, bunting and tables down the middle.

Where
Lamb's Conduit Street, WC1N
Nearest station
Russell Square · 6 min walk

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