How would a wealthy and leisurely London gentleman arrange his itinerary after lunch?
If the weather is unfavorable, heading to the "Pantheon" hidden between Oxford Street and Regent Street is clearly a good choice.
Called the Pantheon, but this is actually a building filled with various small luxury shops. Such mall-style architecture is not uncommon in later years, but in 1834 London, many gentlemen and ladies chose to wander around this fashionable building on rainy days, watching the crowds and leisurely viewing shop windows row after row.
If the weather is fine, then Regent Street is obviously a higher priority than the Pantheon.
Bakeries, corset shops, stationery shops, fruit and vegetable shops, glasses shops, perfume shops, lace shops, candy shops, and of course, if needed, you can buy guns here and obtain one-stop services from coffins to urns.
