Claverley Court Apartments

In prestigious Knightsbridge location, just round corner from Harrods, the exclusive Claverley Court residence offers luxuriously furnished air-conditioned apartments for the discerning visitor seeking discreet service, privacy and safety. Decorated with the best fabrics, wallpapers for a good stay in London. Daily housekeeping and round-the-clock service ensure that guests are fully catered for. Good restaurants and exclusive boutiques within walking distance of this tree-lined square. Short stroll from Hyde Park. Knightsbridge is a veritable haute couture haven where the world’s rich, royal and celebrated can move around largely undisturbed. It is centrally located in the City of Westminster and borders Belgravia, home of London’s social elite. The area is renowned for its vast range of exclusive bars and is a hot-spot of night-life to suit all tastes.

24-hour concierge service
24-hour reception
24-hour porterage and security
Daily housekeeping service including weekends
Dry cleaning service
Fully equipped kitchen (dishwasher and washing machine), ironing board/iron
In-room safe
Direct dial telephone/voicemail
Flatscreen TVs
iPod docks
Complimentary WiFi
DVD players
Sky TV with free movie/sports channels
Hairdryer
Starter pack of coffee, milk and sugar
Complimentary toiletries on arrival
Lift
CCTV
Parking

The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea offers everything you’d expect to find in London, from culture to excellent entertainment, shopping and fine dining. Below are a few of the most popular sights to visit with a short description and link to the facility’s website.

Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum is sure to impress even the most jaded of children. This ornate museum is home to more than 70 million specimens from the natural world, including insects, fossils and rocks. The Dinosaur gallery is one of the most popular exhibits in the museum. Kids can try their hand at becoming a scientist through hands-on educational tools, gallery trails and art activities. Step inside a giant globe demonstrating the solar system or ‘experience’ an earthquake.
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/

Science Museum
The Science Museum in South Kensington houses one of the most comprehensive collections looking at the development of science and industry, and it is all done in a fun and creative way. This museum is one of the most interactive in the capital, with lots of hands-on exhibits. In the high-tech ‘Wellcome Wing’, visitors can digitally change their faces to look older or younger, and manipulate their voices. Other popular features include a 450-seat IMAX theater and children always love the Science Night Sleepovers, which are held throughout the year.
http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/

Victoria & Albert (V&A) Museum
The museum was founded in 1852 to inspire and educate British designers & manufacturers. Today it houses more than 4 million items spanning centuries and hundreds of cultures. The Medieval and Renaissance Galleries unveil the biggest project undertaken since the museum’s British Galleries opened in 2001. The regenerated space dedicates ten galleries to the museum’s unique collection of masterpieces of medieval craftsmanship and an impressive collection of Italian Renaissance sculpture.
http://www.vam.ac.uk/

Royal Albert Hall and Albert Memorial

Classical music, rock, pop and jazz, sporting events, galas, banquets and balls and the world-famous Proms series (the Promenade classical music concerts held every summjer) all take place within the Royal Albert Hall’s iconic oval walls. One of London’s most versatile venues, it is a favourite of performers from Jose Carreras to Kylie Minogue. The brainchild of Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria, inspired by the success of the Great Exhibition, the hall first opened in 1871.
http://www.royalalberthall.com/

Harrods
England’s most famous department store.

Harrods features on many tourists’ ‘must-see’ lists – and for good reason. ‘Omnia Omnibus Ubique’ – ‘All Things, For All People, Everywhere’ is the motto of this world-famous attraction, which does its very best to live up to its promise, providing customers with anything their hearts’ desire. Its humble beginnings date back to 1849, when tea merchant Charles Henry Harrod opened a small grocery shop in the East End that emphasised impeccable service over value. Today, the store spans a 4.5 acre site in Knightsbridge and boasts a phenomenal range of products from pianos and cooking pans to pets and perfumery.
http://www.harrods.com/harrodsstore/

Serpentine Gallery

Found in the middle of leafy Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, The Serpentine provides a platform for contemporary artists, both British and international, with frequent changing exhibitions.
http://www.serpentinegallery.org/aboutus.html

Kensington Palace State Apartments
Originally a private country house, public visitors are now warmly welcomed into Kensington Palace – the birthplace of Queen Victoria and home to Princess Diana between 1981 and 1997.

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