Discover London, Belgravia and Belgrave square. Build in the mid-1800’s, the houses surounding thee Belgrave square are just imposing mansions with porticoes and columns meant to the residence for courters, being so close to Buckingham palace. Laid out by the architect/builder Thomas Cubitt, it derives its name from the Duke of Westminster, whose subsidiary title was that of Viscount Belgrave. Until “nd World War here lived leading members of the British aristocracy and has been a favourite location for embassies since the 19th century. The present Duke of Westminster remains the owner o the Belgrave square. To be mentioned the Belgravia gallery with works by renown artists, from paintings to litographs, sculptures and fine art photography.
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Indeed the first time it was quite by chance that I saw Belgravia square. It is really worth a walk after Buckingham Palace of which you can still feel the atmosphere and you can dream to be a courter. And you can still feel a courter if you are lucky enough to book in a small boutique hotel jst as i did. I generally use reliable booking sites, like ‘prontohotel.com’ that compares hotel prices between many websites.
I stayed in London 3 time, the first time I stay in London for the Travel Fair, World Travel Market, WTM. For this travel I booked on internet 1 of many London Hotels near a Earls Court Metro station, I make my hotel reservation on http://www.prontohotel.com , very good site to find the best price. The second time I reserve the hotel in London on http://www.protnohotel.com/gbr/london, in the Piccadilly circus area, the last time I have booked 1 of many hotels in London on http://www.prontohotel.com in Belgravia Area, at few meters of Belgrazia square, very good are.