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London’s oldest art gallery finds a new home at Burlington Arcade
Founded in 1746, the gallery brings more than 280 years of artistic heritage to the heart of Mayfair, marking a new chapter for one of Britain’s most enduring cultural institutions.
Christo at Gagosian Shop
The Gagosian Shop is hosting a Christo takeover from May 21 to July 18 to coincide with the exhibition “Air” at the Grosvenor Hill gallery. On the ground floor, four sculptures by Christo.
Richard Artschwager
A presentation of prints and related works by James Turrell is on view at Gagosian in London’s Burlington Arcade from January 14 to February 20, 2026.
A new chapter for Strathberry as it unveils its refreshed boutique at Burlington Arcade
Conceived as an immersive extension of Strathberry’s values, the boutique brings together balanced proportions and a restrained visual language, placing product and craftsmanship at the centre of the experience.
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The Jewel of Mayfair
Nestled proudly between the bustling thoroughfares of Bond Street and Piccadilly, Burlington Arcade stands shoulder to shoulder with some of the most prized real estate on the Monopoly board. An architectural icon in its own right, Burlington is affectionately known as the Jewel of Mayfair – a title that speaks to the quality and prestige of the arcade and its tenants. Against a backdrop of grand hotels, British institutions and globally renowned flagships, the gated parade beckons affluent shoppers and curious tourists to indulge in retail therapy of otherworldly dimensions.











