Belgravia is London it its most graceful - grand terraces, private garden squares, and embassy residences creating an atmosphere of utmost discretion. No wonder it is home to some of the city’s most distinguished addresses; from the boutiques of Elizabeth Street and Motcomb Street to the design showrooms, galleries and antique shops of Pimlico Road. Our Concierge shares more…
Belgravia's beauty lies as much in its streets as its landmarks. Wander through Belgrave Square and Eaton Square, admire the elegant architecture of Eaton Place and Wilton Crescent, or spend an afternoon exploring nearby cultural institutions such as the Saatchi Gallery and Victoria and Albert Museum.
As night falls, Cadogan Hall and the Royal Court Theatre come alive, offering an ever-changing programme of music and theatre, just moments from the neighbourhood's residential streets.
Belgravia enjoys easy access to some of London's most celebrated green spaces. Hyde Park and Green Park provide expansive landscapes for walking, running or a moment’s relaxation, while the neighbourhood's private garden squares ensure tranquillity can be found around every corner.
Begin the in Belgrave Square before wandering through Wilton Crescent, Eaton Square and Chester Square, where grand stucco façades, wrought-iron balconies and private garden squares showcase Thomas Cubitt's original vision for Belgravia.
No better way to spend a morning than with glimpse into the local way of life. Begin with a quiet stroll down Kinnerton Street before continuing onto the specialist food shops, cafés and beloved local hangouts of Elizabeth Street and Pavilion Road.
Many of the finest establishments are intentionally understated and Belgravia rewards those who look beyond the obvious. The best place to start? Exploring the independent boutiques and bespoke creators of Motcomb Street.
Louis Bowen, ConciergeBelgravia is London distilled to its essence. Graceful, discreet and unmistakably British