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Regent Street is a major shopping street in the West End of London. It is named after George, the Prince Regent (later George IV) and was laid out under the direction of the architect John Nash and James Burton. It runs from Waterloo Place in St James's at the southern end, through Piccadilly Circus and Oxford Circus, to All Souls Church.
4200 Regent Street. Welcome to the heart of the Fashion District! This Class A, multi-tenant building is prominently located in Easton Town Center’s North District where distinctive fashion retailers and upscale restaurateurs abound.
Regent Street is a mile of style in the West End, offering world class flagships, independent boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants. Discover what's hot on the street, from spring events to date ideas, and get directions and tips on how to get here.
Regent Street is a historic and iconic shopping street in London, named after the Prince Regent and built in 1819. It offers world-class flagship stores, award-winning restaurants, wellness experiences and year-round events, as well as diverse and dynamic smaller streets nearby.
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- It's named after the Prince Regent. ... who later became King George IV. He ruled as Prince Regent for 10 years (1810-1820) while his father George III was too ill to go about his kingly business.
- It's all listed. Every building on Regent Street is Grade II listed. Collectively they form the Regent Street Conservation Area (PDF), which also encompasses other neighbouring streets.
- It's curved for a reason. So if it was designed as a direct route between two palaces, why isn't it a straight road, as was the fashion for French boulevard style roads at the time?
- Working girls. The original street featured a covered walkway known as Quadrant Colonnades. A decision was made to demolish it in 1848, due to the prevalence of 'working girls' plying their trade in the area.
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