Eaton Apartment

Commonly considered one of London's loveliest streets, the pedestrianised Motcomb Street is just minutes from Knightsbridge and Sloane Square tube stations. Perhaps the street's most famous edifice is the ornate Greek Revival style, Pantechnicon, built in 1834. Once a 19th century arts and crafts centre (Pantechnicon derives from the Greek words Pan 'all', and Techne' craft and art'), this five-storey building is now a Nordic and Japanese lifestyle hub with restaurants, cafes and a rooftop bar.

Of course, two key reasons to come to Belgravia and surrounding districts of Central London are the shopping and the dining. The aforementioned Pantechnicon is as good a bet as any, but there's also Motcombs Bar and Restaurant, Petrus by Gordon Ramsay, The Alfred Tennyson, The Nags Head, and L'eto Caffe. As for the shopping, well, there's no shortage of shops and indeed no shortage of history (the first Jimmy Choo shoe store opened on Motcomb Street in 1996), and there's also Tissa Fontaneda, Neill Strain Floral Couture, and, of course, the nearby Harrods.

Another wonderful advantage of Eaton Apartment's central location is its proximity to some of London's most stunning sights and attractions. Buckingham Palace is only a stone's throw away, as are its pleasant green surrounds, including St James's Park, The Green Park, and Hyde Park. Take a stroll down The Mall to Trafalgar Square to take in the timeless glories of The National Gallery or the spectacular shows and bars in the West End. Or make your way down to the River Thames, going past Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.

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London, the beating heart of the United Kingdom, is not just a city, it is a full-blown party of history, culture, fine dining and modern pizzazz! Nestled alongside the meandering River Thames, London seamlessly blends tradition, innovation and entertainment, inviting you to join the fun. So, book an Oliver’s Travels luxury pad and let the adventure begin!

Buckingham Palace, home to the British monarch, is a symbol of grandeur and tradition. You are invited to the Changing of the Guard ceremony, the hottest ticket in town. Red-coated soldiers, military bands and a regal atmosphere, it is a quintessential London experience that will have you feeling like royalty in no time.

Just a skip and a jump away, you will discover the Houses of Parliament. Big Ben, their time-keeping maestro, is the star of the show, with its towering clock face eternally reminding everyone that time flies when you are having fun in London. Next door, Westminster Abbey is the Gothic VIP section, hosting royal weddings, coronations and the final resting place of the who’s who of British history.

The River Thames looks so pretty at night. Tower Bridge, the city's showstopper, with its neo-Gothic towers and suspended walkways, opens up like a welcoming embrace for passing ships. The views are so breathtaking you will be glad of the front row seat.

The South Bank of the Thames offers the Tate Modern, once a power station, now a contemporary art playground and an impressive visual feast. Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is a time machine, whisking you back to the Elizabethan era with performances that will make you laugh, cry and wonder why ruffs ever went out of style.

For the fancy folk who like a touch of class, the West End is calling. The Royal Opera House, where drama meets elegance, and Piccadilly Circus, where lights meet excitement promise a theatrical cocktail of opera, drama, musicals and comedy, the kind of party you will not forget.

London's neighbourhoods are like the cool kids in this global bash. Shoreditch, the hipster haven, is decked out in street art, trendy boutiques and a nightlife that will keep you dancing until dawn. Camden, the alternative kaleidoscope, is a treasure trove of eclectic finds while Chelsea is super cool and super sophisticated.  

London has you covered with green spaces that are like chill-out zones for the soul. Hyde Park, with its sprawling lawns and serene lakes, invites you to kick back and relax. Regent's Park and Hampstead Heath offer postcard-worthy views that will make you the envy of your Instagram followers.

Let’s not forget the food - London's gastronomic fiesta! From the fragrant stalls of Borough Market to the Michelin-starred restaurants in Mayfair, it offers a culinary adventure for every taste bud. You cannot leave without experiencing the quintessential British delight, afternoon tea. Delicate sandwiches, scones and a variety of teas, it is the perfect pitstop in this non-stop party.

London is the city that knows how to blend its rich past with the electric beat of the present. Its landmarks, attractions and activities create a vibrant tapestry, inviting you to explore. Whether you are strutting down the bustling shopping streets, visiting a museum or finding zen in its green spaces, London's magnetic charm leaves an indelible mark on all who encounter its boundless allure.