LAPADA Berkeley Square Fair 2026
Jacksons Antique will be exhibiting at the LAPADA Berkeley Square Fair London 2026, held in the heart of Mayfair. The fair is one of the leading antiques events in London, bringing together dealers and collectors from across the world.
After the success of our debut fair in 2024, we are pleased to be returning to Berkeley Square with a curated selection of pieces from our collection.
Event Details
Dates
27th October to 1st November 2026
Location
Berkeley Square, Mayfair, London W1J 6BD
Home of the LAPADA Berkeley Square Fair London
This year, the entrance will be relocated to the original location within Berkeley Square Park.
Opening Times
Preview Day Tuesday 27th October 15:00 – 20:30
Opening Day Wednesday 28th October 11:00 – 20:00
Thursday 29th October 11:00 – 20:00
Friday 30th October 11:00 – 19:00
Saturday 31st October 11:00 – 19:00
Sunday 1st November 11:00 – 17:00
Tickets
Complimentary tickets to follow.
Jacksons Antique at LAPADA
Following successful exhibitions at LAPADA in 2024 and 2025, Jacksons Antique returns in 2026 with a focused presentation of Japanese works, European antiques and decorative objects.
We look forward to welcoming both existing clients and new collectors to our stand in Berkeley Square.
How to Get to LAPADA Berkeley Square
For up-to-date transport information and timetables please see the Transport for London website
Tube
The nearest tube stations offer frequent service every day and are extremely well connected to the whole of London.
Green Park Station: Served by the Piccadilly, Jubilee and Victoria lines. Approximately a 5 minute walk to Berkeley Square.
Bond Street Station: Served by the Central and Jubilee lines. Around a 5 minute walk.
Oxford Circus Station: Served by the Central, Bakerloo and Victoria lines. Approximately a 10 minute walk.
Rail
While there is no direct station at Berkeley Square, National Rail services run into central London terminals including London Victoria and London Waterloo, with onward connections via Tube or bus.
The Heathrow Express operates every 15 minutes with a journey time of 15 minutes to Paddington Station.
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The Gatwick Express operates every 15 minutes with a journey time of 30 minutes to Victoria Station.
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The Stansted Express takes approximately 45 minutes to Liverpool Street Station.
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Bus
Several bus routes pass near Berkeley Square.
Route 22 runs between Putney Common and Oxford Circus and passes directly through the square.
Routes 9, 14, 19, 23 and 38 all stop nearby.
Night routes N9, N19, N22, N38 and N97 serve the area.
Eurostar
Eurostar services operate regularly between St Pancras International and Paris Gare du Nord, as well as Brussels Midi.
Average journey time from Paris is approximately 2 hours 45 minutes.
Car, Taxi and Parking
Taxi and car hire services are available across London including black cabs and ride sharing services such as Uber and Bolt.
Nearby parking options include:
Q Park Burlington Street
4 minute walk
Open 24 hours
Q Park Park Lane
10 minute walk
Open 24 hours
For further options please see Justpark or Parkopedia
Please note Berkeley Square falls within the Congestion Charge and ULEZ zones.
Bicycle
Santander Cycle docking stations are located nearby at Grosvenor Square, South Audley Street and Stanhope Gate.
Disabled Access
The main entrance, exhibition areas and café are wheelchair accessible. A disabled bathroom is available onsite.
Only service dogs are permitted.
Dining at the Fair
Jimmy Garcia Catering will be providing food and drink for the fair, focusing on locally sourced ingredients within a 10 mile radius of Berkeley Square.
A Little History of Berkeley Square
Tucked into the heart of Mayfair, Berkeley Square has long been one of London’s most distinguished addresses. Laid out in the mid 18th century, the square formed part of the expansion of Mayfair into one of the city’s most established districts.
Named after the Berkeley family, the area quickly became home to members of high society, with Georgian townhouses reflecting the wealth and influence of their occupants. Many of these buildings remain today, now housing galleries, businesses and private offices.
The square is also known for No. 50 Berkeley Square, often referred to as one of London’s most well known haunted houses. Over time, the area has attracted a wide range of notable residents including politicians, writers and figures such as Winston Churchill.
Today, Berkeley Square remains a central location within Mayfair, surrounded by galleries, antiques dealers and luxury businesses, while still retaining its historic character and green open space.