Oxford circus was the old circular building constructed in the nineteenth century by John Nash. It was located on the intersection of the Oxford Street and Regent Street in the West End, London, near the Westminster. The area has continuously recorded highest pedestrian volume in London since late 2000s due to the excellent shopping and …
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