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It was named
after a crossing of the River Westbourne, which is now
an underground river. It is Houses for sale in London
recorded that the citizens of London met Matilda of
England at the Knight's Bridge in 1141.
[edit] Culture
Cadogan Hall presents concerts of classical and popular
music in Sloane Street. The Royal Albert Hall is a
large venue for music and houses for sale in London
sports events. The are a number of fine art auctioneers
located in Knightsbridge including Bonhams, together
with many smaller boutiques.
To the north of the district, in Hyde Park, is the
Serpentine Gallery, houses for sale in London and
at Hyde Park Corner is Number One, London (Apsley
House), former London residence of the Duke of Wellington.
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the Royal Court Theatre houses for sale
in London in Sloane Square, and in South
Kensington, the Ismaili Centre built by
British architect Sir Hugh Casson, together
with the Victoria and Albert Museum, Natural
History Museum and Science Museum. Prince's
Club was a sports club based in two separate
houses for sale in London locations in
Knightsbridge between 1853 and 1940, and
was home to the sports of rackets, squash
and badminton. They have subsequently
moved down the road to Queen's Club in
Kensington.
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Economy
Knightsbridge is home to many expensive shops,
including the houses for sale in London department
stores Harrods — the largest in Europe
and owned by Mohamed Al-Fayed, Peter Jones —
the traditional haunt of Sloane Rangers, and
Harvey Nichols — made famous by the antics
of Edina Monsoon and Patsy Stone in BBC satire
Absolutely Fabulous.
Knightsbridge is noted as the home of flagship
stores for many houses for sale in London British
and international fashion houses. The renowned
London-based shoe designers Jimmy Choo and Manolo
Blahnik are based here. There are two Chanel
stores in the area, alongside banks for high
net worth individuals, including Coutts —
bankers to the Queen, rumoured to reject any
potential clients worth less than £5 million.
Some of London's most renowned restaurants are
here, as are many exclusive hair and beauty
salons, antiques houses for sale in London and
antiquities dealers, and a clutch of chic bars
and clubs.
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