Harrods

No trip to London is complete without going to Harrods. It is bigger than a city block and filled with every extravagant, high-end , designer items you could ever want but can not afford. We spent several hours going floor to floor and visiting each section.... 

Men's, women's and children clothes and accessories, furniture, shoes (I have never seen so many shoes), jewelry, watches, china  (Rick said no one has china because it's all at Harrods), silver and gold plates, dishes and sculptures, bedding, and the most magnificent food market I have ever seen. It was like going to a museum with very expensive exhibits.  No words can describe it so I will just show you pictures.

The central escalators in the building are in the art deco style. The ceiling was even spectacular.

We stopped at their Prada street side café for a rest.  They informed us that they had a minimum and required everyone to order food and drink. We ordered tea and water and two shortbread squares. The tab was ￡30. We did get to relax in the sun on a corner café and enjoy the afternoon which was priceless.