Things To Do in Knightsbridge
The best experiences, attractions, and hidden gems

Royal Albert Hall
Grade I listed concert hall on Kensington Gore, home of the BBC Proms, with a varied year round programme, daytime tours, exhibitions and afternoon tea.

Natural History Museum
South Kensington's free natural history museum, with Hintze Hall, the Dinosaur Gallery, Earth Hall and Volcanoes and Earthquakes, open daily.

Victoria & Albert Museum
The V&A's flagship museum of art, design and performance on Cromwell Road, free to enter, with Schiaparelli until 15 November and late opening on Fridays.

Apsley House
The first Duke of Wellington's London home at Hyde Park Corner, with paintings by Velázquez, Goya and Rubens in the Waterloo Gallery.

Brompton Oratory
The London Oratory on Brompton Road, a Baroque-style Catholic church known for its domes, chapels and Sunday Latin Mass sung by its professional choir.

Cadogan Hall
A 950-seat concert hall off Sloane Square in a 1907 former church, home of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, with classical, jazz, comedy and talks.

Royal Court Theatre
Sloane Square's writers' theatre, staging new plays across two spaces, with £15 Mondays for members and The Bar Below serving Tex-Mex from D Grande.

Saatchi Gallery
Contemporary art gallery in the Duke of York's HQ off the King's Road, a charity since 2019, currently showing BEYOND THE STREETS across more than ten rooms.

Science Museum
Free national museum of science and technology on Exhibition Road, with ticketed Wonderlab and Power Up galleries; book a free timed ticket before visiting.

Serpentine Galleries
Two free contemporary art galleries in Kensington Gardens, with the annual Serpentine Pavilion open until 25 October and a café at Serpentine North.

Wellington Arch
English Heritage arch at Hyde Park Corner crowned by Europe's largest bronze sculpture, with balcony views over central London and displays inside.
