Attractions

• Imperial College
• Olympia
• Kensington Park
• Hyde Park

Shopping

• Harrods is the most famous of the local shops, a huge attraction with over 300 departments selling everything you could possibly imagine.
• Harvey Nicholls 
If you want to do as the locals do head for Harvey Nichols, a chic alternative with three floors of designer wear, a huge beauty department and delectable delicacies on the fifth floor.
• Oxford Street
• Sloane Street
• Kings Road

Culture

• The Natural History Museum houses hundreds of exciting, interactive exhibits.  Highlights include: dinosaurs; human biology; creepy crawlies; ecology and mammals.
• The Victoria and Albert Museum is one of the most influential museums of decorative arts in the world.  It has over 140 galleries housing around four million artefacts ranging from ceramics and costume to metalwork and sculpture.
• The Science Museum is one of London’s most interactive, hands-on museums and home to one of the world’s most amazing collections of science, industry, technology and medicine.
• The Royal Albert Hall is an internationally renowned venue offering visitors a wide variety of entertainment — classical music, pop and rock events, jazz, sporting events and spectacular galas, balls and banquets. ‘The Proms’ is the highlight of the classical calendar, and may well be the best regular classical event in the world.

Brompton Oratory

Bars & Restaurants

Knightsbridge is one of the most unchanged, attractive areas of central London, which has remained predominantly residential, and therefore quiet, with very few offices.  There are plenty of restaurants and many famous shops to serve the needs of the local residents.