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Oxford Street is the busiest shopping street in Europe and one of the longest, almost 2.5 km; there are more than 300 stores offering goods of low and medium price categories.

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Once there were fields through which there was a Roman road connecting this region with Colchester (which at the time of laying the road was significantly larger than London). After the transfer of the royal court from the Tower to Westminster in the 16th century, the fields began to be built up with cheap houses, in which a poor population settled.

On this street for many centuries there were places of public executions, so there were few people who wanted to live here, and the buildings began to be used as shops. The street quickly became a merchant, and when the public executions stopped, and Queen Victoria demanded the destruction of the slums in the city, then it bloomed.

At the request of the queen, the old buildings were demolished, at the expense of the state, new modern buildings were built, and then one at a time cheaply sold them to various merchants who wanted to start trading. The price was low, so the buildings quickly sold out, despite the region’s slum past. Over the next couple of decades, Oxford Street has become a busy shopping street and remains to this day.

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Oxford Street, 1977

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Oxford Street is located in the city of Westminster. The London Underground stations are located on the street: "Marble Arch", "Bond Street", "Oxford Circus", "Tottenham Court Road". Every Christmas street is decorated with festive lights. By tradition, in November, these lights are turned on by celebrities. In 1968-93 “protein man” cruised along this street

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Oxford Street is located in the city of Westminster. The London Underground stations are located on the street: "Marble Arch", "Bond Street", "Oxford Circus", "Tottenham Court Road". Every Christmas street is decorated with festive lights. By tradition, in November, these lights are turned on by celebrities. In 1968-93 “protein man” cruised along this street

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London Street, one of the main streets of Westminster. The busiest shopping street, known mainly for its fashion stores. It starts at Westminster at the Marble Arch and leads east to Holborn. It used to be part of the London-Oxford Road, which took off in Newgate