A favorite of style sections everywhere, this street forms the heart of Marylebone Village, a vibrant, upscale residential neighborhood that encompasses the squares and streets around the High Street and nearby Marylebone Lane. It's hard to believe that you're just a few blocks north of Oxford Street as you wander in and out of Marylebone's shops and boutiques. Some noteworthy stops along the way are La Fromagerie (2-4 Moxon Street), an excellent cheese shop; Daunt Books (Nos. 83-84), a travel bookshop; the Saturday afternoon "Cabbages and Frocks" market on the grounds of the St. Marylebone Parish Church, which purveys specialty foods and vintage clothing; and on Sundays, a large farmers' market in a parking lot just behind the High Street. It becomes less intimate when you get to busy Marylebone Road, but Marylebone Town Hall is worth a look if you're heading that way—perhaps for a stroll in the park or to take the kids to Madame Tussauds.
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