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The latest features, guides, and stories from Knightsbridge
Food & DrinkSpring Garden at RHS Chelsea 2026: Jeremy Chan Takes Over the Kitchen
Ikoyi's Jeremy Chan has taken over Spring Garden, the Chelsea Flower Show's flagship dining experience, alongside José Pizarro. Here is what is on the menu.
WellnessSurrenne Belgravia at The Emory: A Spring Wellness Reset
The Emory's Surrenne Belgravia club is one of SW1's most complete wellness spaces. Here is what it offers hotel guests, and what the Art of Wellbeing stay includes.
EventsEinaudi at the Royal Albert Hall: Solo Piano Nights This Month
After Classic FM Live earlier this week, the Royal Albert Hall turns to Ludovico Einaudi for two solo piano evenings on 28 and 29 April.
EventsCharlie Mackesy at the Royal Albert Hall: Drawing, Stories and Music
The author of The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse comes to the Royal Albert Hall on 22 May for an evening of live drawing, stories and music.
HotelsThe Peninsula London's Dog Grooming Salon: Last Weeks to Book
The Peninsula London's in-house dog grooming parlour with Love My Human has a few weeks left. What it offers, what it costs, and the hotel's dog-friendly perks.
CultureWater Pantanal Fire: Free Photography Show at the Science Museum
Sixty-five photographs of the Pantanal's wildlife and wildfires fill a free exhibition at the Science Museum. It closes at the end of May.
Food & DrinkThe Botanist on Sloane Square Is Becoming a Proper Pub Again
After eighteen years as The Botanist, the corner site on Sloane Square is changing hands and returning to life as a proper neighbourhood pub, under a new name.
CultureApsley House and Wellington Arch: Hyde Park Corner's Spring Visit
The Duke of Wellington's London home and the arch opposite make one of the neighbourhood's most rewarding cultural afternoons. Here is how to plan it.
ShoppingRoksanda's Sloane Street Concept Store: Last Weeks to Visit
Roksanda Ilinčić has turned 171 to 172 Sloane Street into a concept store where fashion, art and design share the floor. It runs until early June.
WellnessOutdoor Swimming Near Knightsbridge: Serpentine Lido and Rooftop Pools
As the evenings lighten, thoughts turn to outdoor swimming. Here is what to know about the Serpentine Lido season, Britain's oldest swimming club and the area's hotel pools.
Food & DrinkWeezie's Opens in Belgravia: Thin-Crust Pizza at Eccleston Yards
From the team behind amie wine studio, Weezie's opens today at Eccleston Yards with thin-crust pizza, own-label wines and a mostly walk-in policy.
CultureEaster in South Kensington: Museums, Exhibitions and Free Days Out
With the Easter bank holiday running to Monday, Exhibition Road's three great museums offer free entry and some of the year's best shows. Here is how to plan the day.
Food & DrinkEaster Sunday Lunch in Knightsbridge and Chelsea 2026: Where to Book
Easter Sunday falls on 5 April. From an Italian lunch with live music at Sette to a Japanese brunch in Chelsea, these are the menus worth booking this weekend.
HotelsThe Duke of Connaught: Cubitt House Plans a Belgravia Pub With Rooms
Cubitt House has unveiled plans for The Duke of Connaught on Eccleston Street, a pub, grill restaurant and ten-room boutique hotel in Belgravia's former post office.
Events150 Years of Messiah on Good Friday at the Royal Albert Hall
On Friday 3 April the Royal Choral Society performs Handel's Messiah at the Royal Albert Hall for the 150th Good Friday. Here is why this one matters.
HotelsEaster Afternoon Tea at Hyde Park Corner: Lanesborough or Peninsula?
Two of London's grandest hotels face each other across Hyde Park Corner, and both have Easter afternoon teas running from 3 to 6 April. We compare them.
ShoppingEaster at Harrods 2026: Hampers, Chocolate Eggs and a Family Weekend
Harrods' Easter programme runs from chocolate eggs and a £500 hamper to a free family activity weekend in Childrenswear. Here is how to plan a visit.
EventsStar Trek at 60: The Science Museum's Free Warp Trail Launches
From Thursday, the Science Museum celebrates Star Trek's 60th anniversary with a free trail of costumes and props, a launch Lates night and every film on the IMAX screen.
CultureSchiaparelli at the V&A: The UK's First Show Opens 28 March
The UK's first exhibition devoted to Elsa Schiaparelli opens in the V&A's Sainsbury Gallery on Saturday. Here is what to expect, from Dali's lobster to today's couture.
Food & DrinkBrompton Road's Casual Turn: Wagyu Burgers, Sandos and Chips
Knightsbridge is not all tasting menus. A run of relaxed openings has brought Dubai burgers, Japanese-style sandos and all-day fish and chips to Brompton Road.
EventsOur Story with David Attenborough: NHM's Immersive Show Extended
Extended to 30 August after strong demand, the Natural History Museum's first immersive experience is a strong choice for the Easter holidays in South Kensington.
Food & DrinkDinner by Heston Blumenthal to Close: What We Know So Far
Heston Blumenthal has confirmed that Dinner, his Knightsbridge restaurant at Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park since 2011, will close at the end of January 2027.
HotelsMichelin Three Keys at Hyde Park Corner: Mandarin Oriental & Peninsula
Of the six London hotels Michelin rates at Three Keys, two face each other across Hyde Park Corner. We look at what sets Mandarin Oriental and The Peninsula apart.
