7 Most expensive shopping streets of the world, must visit once

New York is home to the world's most expensive shopping street, with stores paying rents of 2,238 poundsper square foot. Along the upper part of Fifth Avenue, shoppers can find such high-end shops as Bergdorf Goodman and Barney's. In London, the most elite vendors, such as Harry Winston, have taken up residences on New Bond Street in Mayfair. Here are the list of world's most expensive shopping streets.

New York's iconic Fifth Avenue includes shops such as Bergdorf Goodman, Henri Bendel and Barney's, shops can pay as much as 2,238 pounds per square foot for rent.

Hong Kong's Causeway Bay is one of the world's premier shopping destinations. With store rents going for as much as 2,735 pounds per square foot.

Avenue Montaigne in the world's fashion capital of Paris is home to several of the world's most elite French fashion houses, such as Dior, Chloe, Louis Vuitton and Bonpoint, among others.

In the UK, London's New Bond Street is the country's top high-end shopping street, showcasing British designers such as Anya Hindmarch and global favourites like Harry Winston and Chopard. Rents can reach as high as 793 pounds per square foot for a coveted place along the pavement.

The glamorous street of Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is as known for its luxury stores as its A-list shoppers. Celebrities and tourists alike can be found peeking into the windows of some of the region's most expensive stores, which include Burberry and Coach.

Bahnhofstrasse is Zurich main downtown shopping area and one of the world's most expensive to boot. Not surprisingly it's lined with Swiss watch and jewellery vendors, as well as high-end international fashion boutiques.

The large pedestrian and shopping area in downtown Baku is not only home to expensive retailers, many European embassies have also taken up residence on the road.