Belgravia

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Tel code: 0207 | code search
Postcode: SW1 | code search
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Birthplace of:
Christopher Lee
Nancy Mitford

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Hauntings and Ghosts:
Spectral Subaltern at The Grenadier
Folk Customs:
April Fools Day
Baddeley Cake
Beating the Tower Boundaries
Blessing of the Throats
Bonfire Night
Changing of the Quill
Doggett's Coat and Badge Race
Footbridge Rent of one Red Rose
Hot Cross Buns for the Widow’s son
Mass for the executed Charles I
Quit Rents Ceremony
Vintners' Company Procession

Latest reviews

Tophams Hotel
"Good Points: Good design, clean and comfortable. Staff friendly and efficient. Bad Points: Shower not brilliant, but bathroom fine. General review: Understated luxury

Date visited: 2008-12-05 ..." More

Stanley House
"General review: Adequate, no frills budget hotel located in area with nice pubs/restaurants on door step. Rooms are 'tired' and not very well sound-proofed.

Date visited: 2008-06-09 ..." More

Grenadier
"Went last week for dinner with some friends, haven’t been for years and was very much looking forward to it.. What thoroughly depressing experience... Met by an aggressive brain dead ..." More

Belgravia Reviews (10)

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One of London's most exclusive areas, Belgravia enjoys the best of all worlds. It may be situated right at the heart of the capital in SW1, close to some of the UK's most famous tourist attractions, but it's also a quiet and peaceful place that's ideal for escaping the crowds. Its name derives from the French for "beautiful grove", and this is a district where wide roads and elegant squares are lined with fine, classical buildings designed by Thomas Cubitt in the 1800s. Despite the obvious wealth of its residents and the preponderance of embassies, consulates and official buildings, Belgravia still conveys the captivating village charm of its past. There are a wealth of specialist shops to explore, offering everything from couture fashion to antiques, and jewellery to gourmet food, and visitors are only minutes away from Knightsbridge and the shopping meccas of Harrods and Harvey Nichols. From Belgravia, visitors may enjoy a leisurely walk westwards along the Kings Road, past Sloane Square, to Chelsea. St James's Park and Hyde Park are both close by, and Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament and the South Bank are easily reached. Bargain-hunters should note that some remarkable charity shops exist in Belgravia.

Attraction

Golden Tours
London Panorama Open Top Bus Tour
Spencer House

Club

Jacks Club

Pub and Bar

Grenadier
Nags Head
The Thomas Cubitt
Wilton Arms

Restaurant

Amaya
Blue Jade
Ebury Wine Bar & Restaurant
Goya Belgravia
Kym's
La Poule au Pot
Le Palme d'Jan
Mango Tree
Marcus Wareing at The Berkeley
Motcombs
Nahm
Noura

Pomegranates
The Thomas Cubitt
Villa Elephant on the River

School

Eaton House School
Eaton Square School
Francis Holland School

Self-Catering

Cheshams

Solicitor

Child & Child
Hutchinson Mainprice
Margaret James

Taxi

Westminster Cars

Venue

The Caledonian Club

Shops

Gift Flair
Rymans
Majestic Wine
David Linley

Antiques

Adec Ltd
Batstone Hilary
Graham Joss
Stanion Alex

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Places to Stay near Belgravia

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Cheshams (0.07 miles)

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Sheraton Belgravia Hotel (0.11 miles)

Sheraton Belgravia Hotel

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Sheraton Belgravia rests in a leafy square in the heart of Belgravia. The boutique-style hotel is a 5-minute walk from the fashionable shops of Knightsbridge ... More

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The Diplomat Hotel (0.14 miles)

The Diplomat Hotel

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The Diplomat Hotel is a boutique retreat in leafy Belgravia village, close to London’s most fashionable district of Knightsbridge, home to Harvey Nichols, Harrods and the delights of Sloane Street.With ... More

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Lowndes Hotel (0.19 miles)

Lowndes Hotel
In exclusive Belgravia, this luxury 5-star hotel offers a sophisticated bar and free Wi-Fi, a short walk from Harvey Nichols. Tube stations are a 5-minute walk away. Each stylish room and suite at Jumeirah Lowndes has ... More | visit website
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Cheval Apartments (0.24 miles)

Located in the heart of chic Knightsbridge, just a few minutes walk from Harrods, Harvey Nichols and boutiques of Sloane Street. Hyde Park and some of London's finest museums are only a pleasant stroll away, whilst ... More
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Ormonde House Hotel (0.28 miles)

Ormonde House Hotel

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Ormonde House Hotel located between Victoria and Belgravia is a listed building heavily influenced by the “golden twenties”. The hotel boasts panelled walls and 12 en suite rooms all with ... More

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Millennium Knightsbridge (0.29 miles)

Millennium Knightsbridge

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This luxury hotel is in the heart of the fashionable London area of Knightsbridge. This 4 star deluxe Millennium Knightsbridge is located amidst a wealth of exclusive designer houses and famous ... More

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Durley House (0.30 miles)

Durley House

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Situated at one of London’s most exclusive addresses, and opposite the private Cadogan Gardens, these elegant suites are a luxurious starting point for discovering ... More

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Tophams Hotel (0.30 miles)

Tophams Hotel

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Luxury, quality and comfort - great service and a warm welcome. Nestled within an ideal location, (easy to find, central, two minutes from Victoria Station) boasting 5 star quality at ... More

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Searcys Roof Garden Rooms (0.30 miles)

Searcys Roof Garden Rooms

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Unique and very affordable accommodation in the heart of London. Privately owned by the best catering company in UK. We are located in the shopping paradise, minutes from Harrod`s and Sloane ... More

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