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Belgravia is a district in Central London, covering parts of the areas of the City of Westminster and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Belgravia was known as the 'Five Fields' during the Tudor Period, and became a dangerous place due to highwaymen and robberies.
- Ian Fleming Blue Plaque
- The Grenadier
- Walk The Embassies
- Afternoon Tea at The Goring
- Ministry of Nomads Art Gallery
- Christmas Markets – Pimlico Rd and Elizabeth St
- Dominique Ansel Bakery
- Cadogan Hall
- St. Paul’s Church
- Belgrave Square Garden
You won’t be able to go inside, and there’s no museum here, but 22 Ebury Street has an English Heritage Blue Plaque to mark what was once the home of James Bondcreator Ian Fleming. The author lived here from 1934 to 1945 during his long tenure with British Naval Intelligence. The house gets a nod in Moonraker as the home of Sir Hugo Drax.
If you’re looking for a pub with some history, you need to go no further than The Grenadier. Named after the type of soldier first seen in the 17thCentury, the site of this pub was once a soldiers’ barracks and the pub itself was actually the officers’ mess. As such, everything inside has a military theme to it, and it’s believed that the ghost of ...
Walk the streets of Belgravia and count the flags you see. You likely won’t be able to go in if you’re not a citizen of that particular country, but Belgravia is home to over a dozen embassies, consulates, and other foreign governmental buildings. Nations such as Ghana, Bahrain, Spain, Norway, Finland, Egypt, and more all have diplomatic buildings ...
Afternoon Tea is a British institution, and the Goring Hotel presents that cultural experience with award-winning flair. With prices ranging from 49 to £69, you can enjoy some the tastiest scones, sandwiches, and cakes along with Bollinger champagne. The tea selection is absolutely fantastic, so you should be able to find your favorite blend or opt...
London has plenty of art galleries, but Ministry of Nomads is its own unique haven for artists in the city. Self-described as a “new sustainable art system,” Ministry of Nomads travels the world to find the most creative artworks and also encourages innovative new pieces in any medium through its MON Artist Award. Whether you just want to browse or...
Christmas Markets are another wonderful feature of London, and Belgravia has two of the best in the city. Pimlico Rd and Elizabeth St become home to dozens of market stalls, street food, and Christmas festivities. Everything from Christmas carols to Father Christmas himself can be found in both markets to really help you get into the holiday spirit...
A fine example of the neighborhood’s extravagance can be found at Dominique Ansel Bakery. The world-renown pastry chef from New York City’s sole London location is in Belgravia, serving up everything from Ansel’s famous Cronut to cookies, sandwiches, and even frozen s’mores. Of course, it’s a little on the pricey side, but these delicious treats ar...
One of London’s top concert venues, Cadogan Hall was built as a Church of Christ, Scientist worship hall in 1907 and is Grade II listed. The building was converted into the 950-seat concert hall in 2004 and is home to many varied musical performances such as a tribute to David Bowie’s discography, Carmen, and the Pinchas Zukerman SummerConcert seri...
Just off of Knightsbridge, St. Paul’s Church is one of the city’s excellent examples of a Victorian church. Its simpler edifice belies a beautiful interior, which includes a tribute to the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry in World War II, who often worked with the Special Operations Executive behind enemy lines and tiled panels displaying the life of Jes...
A centerpiece to the neighborhood, Belgrave Square Garden is two hectares of greenery surrounded by gorgeous townhomes, many belonging to the previously-mentioned embassies. The garden was designed by George Basevi and planted by Thomas Cubitt in 1826. It contains statues of famous individuals, pergolas covered in Wisteria, a tennis court, and more...
Ready to discover Belgravia for yourself? Don’t miss this guide to the best things to do in Belgravia including top shopping, dining and drinking spots.
Apr 24, 2022 · For a soothing Sunday afternoon, London’s Belgravia is hard to beat. This beautiful little neighbourhood manages to make the city’s streets shine, in muted rainbows of pastel pretty pinks and lilacs, with memories of cornflower blue.
Feb 24, 2023 · As you’d expect, there are a lot of things to do in Belgravia to suit all tastes and budgets. An array of architectural styles, marvellous mews and excellent eating and dining options, here is our guide to getting the best out of Belgravia, with the 14 top things to do in Belgravia, London:
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