Mayfair: Clubs, Squares & Bond Street

The stops

1. 01
   White's Club

   White’s Club stands at the center of Mayfair clubland, where membership worked as social currency and the garden-square layout made a walkable circuit of dining, gambling, and politics.

2. 02
   The Lansdowne Club

   A direct survivor of Berkeley Square clubland, embodying the private associational culture of Mayfair's elite social world.

3. 03
   Berkeley Square

   A key Mayfair square associated with elite residences, clubs, and the social world of the West End; it anchors the clubland atmosphere of the area.

4. 04
   Mayfair

   The district itself is the starting lens for the tour: aristocratic landownership, Georgian streets, exclusive clubs, luxury retail, and the enduring prestige of the Grosvenor Estate all converged here.

5. 05
   Claridge's

   An emblem of Mayfair hospitality and social distinction, closely tied to the luxury culture that grew alongside Bond Street and the square society nearby.

6. 06
   New Bond Street

   The modern face of Mayfair's luxury shopping strip, carrying the Bond Street identity into the age of global luxury branding.

7. 07
   Fine Art Society

   The Fine Art Society is a gallery based in both London and in Edinburgh's New Town.

8. 08
   Albemarle Street

   A key Mayfair street linking aristocratic development, elite retailers, and the social geography of the West End.

9. 09
   Royal Arcade

   Royal Arcade is a surviving example of Victorian shopping architecture, a covered passage that made retail into an indoor promenade for the same audience that used nearby clubs and hotels.

10. 10
    Royal Academy of Arts

    A Bond Street neighbor whose presence reinforced the district’s cultivated, moneyed audience and the art-market prestige that complements luxury retail.

The narration at every stop is in the app — this is the map of where it takes you, with a line on each stop.