Regent Street

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major thoroughfare shopping street tourist attraction

Regent Street is a major shopping and commercial thoroughfare in London’s West End, renowned for its elegant architecture and flagship retail stores.

Observed surface forms (3)

Surface form	As subject	As object
Regent Street North	0	1
Regent Street St James’s	0	1
Regent Street, London	0	1

Statements (56)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	major thoroughfare → shopping street → tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle	Neoclassical architecture →
category	shopping districts and streets in London → streets in the City of Westminster → tourist attractions in the City of Westminster →
connectsTo	Oxford Circus → Piccadilly Circus → Waterloo Place vicinity →
constructionStart	1810s →
country	United Kingdom →
hasAnnualEvent	Regent Street Christmas lights switch-on → Summer streets traffic-free events →
hasJunctionWith	Langham Place vicinity → Oxford Street → Pall Mall, London → surface form: Pall Mall Piccadilly →
hasNearbyStation	Bond Street Underground station → surface form: Bond Street Underground station (walking distance) Oxford Circus Underground station → Piccadilly Circus Underground station →
hasSection	Quadrant → Regent Street self-linksurface differs → surface form: Regent Street North Regent Street self-linksurface differs → surface form: Regent Street St James’s
hasTenant	Anthropologie → Apple Store Regent Street → Burberry flagship store → Coach flagship store → H&M → Hamleys → J.Crew (historically) → Liberty London (nearby on Great Marlborough Street) → Michael Kors flagship store → Ralph Lauren flagship store → Uniqlo → Zara →
heritageStatus	many buildings are listed buildings →
knownFor	Christmas lights → elegant architecture → flagship retail stores → upmarket shopping → urban planning significance →
locatedIn	City of Westminster → London, England → surface form: London West End of London →
managedBy	Crown Estate → surface form: The Crown Estate
namedAfter	George IV of the United Kingdom → surface form: George, Prince Regent George IV of the United Kingdom → surface form: King George IV
officiallyOpened	1820s →
orientation	roughly north–south →
ownedBy	Crown Estate → surface form: The Crown Estate
partOf	West End of London → surface form: London’s West End shopping district
plannedBy	John Nash →
redeveloped	early 20th century → late 19th century →
touristRegion	Central London →

Referenced by (18)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

George IV of the United Kingdom → architecturalProject → Regent Street →

this entity surface form: Regent Street, London

Mayfair, London, England → borderedBy → Regent Street →

subject surface form: Mayfair

Central London → contains → Regent Street →

City of Westminster → contains → Regent Street →

Great Marlborough Street, London → hasConnectingStreet → Regent Street →

Oxford Circus Underground station → hasEntranceOn → Regent Street →

Great Marlborough Street, London → hasNearbyShoppingArea → Regent Street →

Regent Street → hasSection → Regent Street self-linksurface differs →

this entity surface form: Regent Street St James’s

Regent Street → hasSection → Regent Street self-linksurface differs →

this entity surface form: Regent Street North

Oxford Circus Underground station → locatedAtJunctionOf → Regent Street →

Old Bond Street → locatedNear → Regent Street →

St George’s, Hanover Square, London → locatedNear → Regent Street →

Bond Street Underground station → near → Regent Street →

New Bond Street → near → Regent Street →

Piccadilly Circus Underground station → near → Regent Street →

Cavendish Hotel → nearby → Regent Street →

John Nash → notableWork → Regent Street →

Crown Estate → ownsPropertyIn → Regent Street →