Knightsbridge

Welcome to Knightsbridge

To the north, the greenery of Hyde Park; to the east, the streets of Mayfair; to the west, the garden squares of Belgravia; and to the south, the cultural quarter of Chelsea. Knightsbridge itself unfolds along the lively streets of Brompton Road, with its celebrated stores and cultural landmarks, while the surrounding streets reveal a quieter, more residential side. Here's how our concierge would enjoy it.

Historic stone museum building framed by leafy trees, with arched windows and a landscaped path under clear blue skies.

Centuries of art, design & history

Many of the city’s most celebrated cultural intuitions lie within a 20-minute stroll from The Emory and The Berkeley doorsteps. Discover centuries of art and design at the Victoria and Albert Museum, marvel at the wonders of the Natural History Museum, or explore contemporary exhibitions at the Serpentine Galleries.
Nearby, stately Apsley House offers a glimpse into the life of the Duke of Wellington, while the Royal Albert Hall continues its tradition of nightly world-class performances, from classical concerts to contemporary productions.
    Stone arch bridge spanning a river, framed by leafy trees, with sunlight reflecting on the water below.

    The City’s Finest Parks

    Green space is one of Knightsbridge’s greatest luxuries. Hyde Park stretches across wide lawns and tranquil waters, while Kensington Gardens offers ornamental landscapes and tree-lined paths. Nearby, the elegant garden squares of Cadogan Square, Lowndes Square, and Montpelier Square provide green retreats framed by handsome terraces, adding to the timeless character of the neighbourhood.

      Large mature trees in a landscaped garden, with elegant white terraced buildings visible beyond the green open space.

      Knightsbridge is one of my favourite areas in London, due to its elegant streets, beautiful architecture and easy access to Hyde Park. While it's renowned for luxury shopping, it's also worth exploring beyond the main thoroughfares to discover charming cafés and quieter corners. My tip is to visit early in the morning, when the neighbourhood feels especially peaceful and relaxed.

      Aurore Fumey, Concierge Manager The Berkeley

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