Harrods
The famous Brompton Road department store, with ornate food halls, an Egyptian Hall and a room for every sort of luxury.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
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Places worth your time in Knightsbridge & Belgravia
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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The famous Brompton Road department store, with ornate food halls, an Egyptian Hall and a room for every sort of luxury.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
A department store on Sloane Square, in a modernist building from Peter Jones, a short walk from Knightsbridge.
According to OpenStreetMap contributors. Check with the venue before you go.
The Duke of Wellington's former home at Hyde Park Corner, with his paintings, silver and a large nude statue of Napoleon.
A garden square off Sloane Street, with tall townhouses around it. A pleasant, quiet stop on a Knightsbridge stroll.
Belgravia's largest square, with stucco mansions, embassies and a central garden. Best admired from the pavement.
A statue of the South American liberator in Belgrave Square, in the middle of embassy territory.
A quiet memorial garden in Hyde Park to the victims of the Holocaust, set among trees near the Serpentine.
A powerful First World War memorial at Hyde Park Corner, built around a giant stone howitzer with bronze soldiers.
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A bronze figure of Achilles at Hyde Park Corner, cast from captured cannon in honour of the Duke of Wellington.
A triumphal arch at Hyde Park Corner, topped with a bronze quadriga, with a viewing platform over the park and Buckingham Palace.
Concert hall on Sloane Terrace that stages orchestral concerts, including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Contemporary art gallery in the former Duke of York's HQ off the King's Road, Chelsea.
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