Best Oxford Street Tours & Trips

One of London’s main shopping streets is this West End mecca of fashion. Oxford Street, Europe’s busiest shopping street, runs the gamut from top-end shops to bargain basements. It is home to numerous department and flagship stores, including Debenhams, HMV, Marks & Spencer and Selfridges. Oxford Street is also home to a number clubs and pubs.
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Best Time to Visit Oxford Street

Autumn2026/2027
Autumn on Oxford Street brings crisp air and mild temperatures around 10-15°C (50-59°F), with golden leaves framing the bustling shopping stretch. This season shines with fewer crowds and festive window displays starting in November, building excitement toward Christmas. Along this iconic London thoroughfare, shoppers enjoy flagship stores like Selfridges and Topshop, while nearby Hyde Park offers serene autumnal strolls just a short walk away. The blend of seasonal charm and retail energy makes it a lively yet comfortable time to explore central London’s premier shopping destination.
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Winter2026/2027
Winter in Oxford Street brings a festive sparkle to London’s busiest shopping hub, with temperatures averaging 2-7°C (36-45°F). The iconic lights and holiday window displays from stores like Selfridges and John Lewis draw crowds seeking seasonal cheer. Covered markets and nearby attractions such as Regent Street and Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland offer cozy cafés, pop-up shops, and ice skating, making it a vibrant urban escape.
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Spring2027
In spring, Oxford Street enjoys mild temperatures averaging 10°C (50°F) to 15°C (59°F), with longer daylight hours and bursts of sunshine ideal for shopping and sightseeing. Blossoms begin to line nearby parks like Regent's and Hyde Park, offering scenic walks between retail stops. The season brings fewer crowds than summer, making it perfect for visiting flagship stores, unique boutiques, and the historic Selfridges building. Street performers often appear, adding charm to the lively atmosphere, while spring sales and the proximity to cultural spots such as the British Museum enhance the overall experience.
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Summer2027
Summer on Oxford Street brings pleasant days with average temperatures around 20°C (68°F), perfect for exploring London’s iconic shopping hub. The open-air markets of nearby Carnaby and the lush greenery of Hyde Park - just a short walk away - enhance the season’s charm. Storefronts buzz with summer sales, while al fresco cafés and rooftop bars offer relaxing breaks between retail therapy. With longer daylight hours and frequent street performances, the area pulses with energy from June to August, drawing fashion lovers and tourists seeking vibrant city life.
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Reviews for Oxford Street Tours

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Genuine Europe | 12-Day Italy, Swiss, France, and UK Tour from Rome: Florence, Venice, Zurich, Paris, Rouen, and London

My friends and I had an incredible time on this Rome to London tour. Rome was fascinating, Venice was beautiful, and the Swiss Alps were even more stunning than we imagined. The visit to Grindelwald First was a highlight of the entire trip.

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9-Day England, Scotland & Ireland Tour from London to Dublin: Cambridge, Edinburgh & Urquhart Castle

Traveling with friends made this trip even more enjoyable. We especially loved the Scottish Highlands and the visit to Loch Ness. The landscapes were breathtaking and unlike anything we had seen before. Comfortable transportation and great hotels made the experience stress-free.

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8-Day Roaming the United Kingdom Tour from London: Cambridge, Durham, Edinburgh, Inverness | Hotel Breakfast Included | Ticket Admission Included

Best booking help

The booking agent sorted my train ticket change quickly and kindly. On tour, transport was seamless and comfortable. We had enough free time in Oxford to browse independent bookstores. London at night was glowing. I came back relaxed and enriched.

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6-Day Paris to London Tour: Eiffel Tower, Seine Boat Ride & Channel Ferry

This tour was a dream! From the breathtaking views at the Eiffel Tower to the charming streets of London, every moment was special. The daily breakfasts were a great start to the day, and our guides shared some cool stories. Plus, the Seine cruise was the cherry on top! So glad I booked this!

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FAQs about Oxford Street Tours

What is the best time of year to visit Oxford Street for sales without the biggest crowds?

Visit Oxford Street in the first two weeks of January for peak post-holiday sales with relatively lighter crowds. Avoid the last week before Christmas. The August bank holiday weekend also offers deals with fewer shoppers, as many locals travel. Peak hours are 12-4 PM - arrive early for a calmer experience.

Which London Underground stations are closest to the east and west ends of Oxford Street?

Tottenham Court Road station serves the eastern end, while Bond Street station is best for the western end. Oxford Circus connects the Central, Bakerloo, and Victoria lines in the street’s center. All are step-free from platform to street level, accessible with luggage or strollers.

Is Oxford Street covered by the London Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charge?

Yes, Oxford Street is inside London’s ULEZ zone. Most petrol cars registered before 2005 and diesel vehicles before 2015 do not meet emissions standards and incur a daily £12.50 charge. Check your vehicle’s compliance online at tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/ulez before driving.

Are there luggage storage options near Oxford Street for travelers continuing to other destinations?

Yes, use Bounce or Stasher at shops near Oxford Circus or Tottenham Court Road stations. Lockers at John Lewis on Oxford Street offer 24-hour storage - maximum size 55x40x50cm, from £8 per day. Book online for guaranteed availability, especially during holiday shopping seasons.

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