Regent Street Postcodes: Full Breakdown
Main Postcode Areas
| Section | Postcode District | Key Landmarks |
|---|---|---|
| Oxford Circus End | W1B 4 | Apple Store, Liberty London |
| Central Shopping | W1F 0 | Hamleys, Café Royal |
| Piccadilly Circus End | W1J 8 | Aquascutum, Regent Street Cinema |
Exact Postcodes for Major Stores
- Apple Store: W1B 3AG
- Hamleys Toy Store: W1B 5BT
- Liberty London: W1B 5AH
- Zara Regent Street: W1B 2EL
- The Langham Hotel: W1B 1JA
How to Get There
- Tube Stations:
- Oxford Circus (W1B 3) – Central/Bakerloo/Victoria lines
- Piccadilly Circus (W1J 9) – Bakerloo/Piccadilly lines
- Bus Routes: 3, 6, 12, 13, 23, 88, 94, 139, 159 (all stop along Regent St)
Most Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: What is Regent Street’s main postcode?
A: Most addresses use W1B (north end) or W1F (central/south).
Q2: Where exactly is the Apple Store?
A: 235 Regent St, W1B 3AG (nearest tube: Oxford Circus).
Q3: Which postcode is best for flagship stores?
A: W1B 4 (Oxford Circus to Langham Place) has the highest concentration.
Q4: Is there free WiFi on Regent Street?
A: Yes – “Regent Street WiFi” covers W1B/W1F postcodes.
Q5: Where’s the nearest post office?
A: 22-24 Great Titchfield St (W1W 8AX) – 3 mins from Oxford Circus.
Q6: What time do shops close?
A: Generally 8pm Mon-Sat, 6pm Sun (W1B/W1F stores vary).
Q7: Which end has more luxury brands?
A: South end near Piccadilly (W1J 8) for Burberry, Michael Kors.
Q8: Where can I find public toilets?
A: Hamleys (W1B 5BT) and Café Royal (W1B 4DY) have facilities.
Q9: What’s the quietest time to visit?
A: Weekday mornings (W1B area less crowded before 11am).
Q10: Is Regent Street pedestrianized?
A: Partially – buses/taxis use it but wide pavements in W1B/W1F sections.
Pro Tips for Visitors
- 🛍️ Use W1B 4 as your navigation point for flagship stores
- 🚶 Walk the full curve from W1B to W1J for the best architecture views
- ☕ Rest breaks: The Langham (W1B 1JA) has excellent afternoon tea
- 📍 Exact Pin: Google Maps link for Oxford Circus end
Historical Fact: Regent Street’s W1 postcodes were part of John Nash’s 1811 urban plan for the Prince Regent!
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