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Knightsbridge hasn't always been a glamorous area
Before the 19th century, highwaymen were rife in Knightsbridge. The first public lighting in Britain was installed in Knightsbridge to try and deter robbers.

Knightsbridge had a Japanese village. It was a working replica of a Japanese village, complete with craftsmen, priests and kendo demonstrations. The village was located in Knightsbridge's Humphreys' Hall, and was an inspiration for Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado, which mentions Knightsbridge.

Superman lived in Knightsbridge
The actor Christopher Reeve, who played Superman in the original series of films, had a flat in Knightsbridge at the time of his first marriage.

The Prince of Wales and Lily Allen were both educated in Knightsbridge
Can this be true? Yes... and at the same school, too: Hill House School in Hans Place. Some of Lady Di's education took place in Knightsbridge as well.

Britain's most expensive flat is in Knightsbridge
In 2007, the Foreign Minister of Qatar bought a flat in Knightsbridge for £100 million. It has underground parking for 115 vehicles.

Charles de Gaulle took refuge in Knightsbridge
During World War II, the French statesman holed up in the Lycée Français, a French school in Knightsbridge. The Nazis bombed and damaged the school, perhaps in an attempt to kill him. It was subsequently renamed the Lycée Français Charles de Gaulle.

It's not cheap to park in Knightsbridge
Oligarchs and potentates abound in Knightsbridge, where an on-street car parking space will set you back £300,000.

The oldest sailing club in the world is in Knightsbridge Which may seem strange as there's not a lot of water in Knightsbridge. But the headquarters of the Royal Thames Yacht Club are at 60 Knightsbridge. The Club dates back to 1775.

Britain's first escalator was installed in Knightsbridge

In 1900, in a little-known department store called Harrods. Heard of it?

Knightsbridge—what's in a name? No one is certain. You could say that it was named after a crossing of the River Westbourne (now underground). Or that it comes from the story of two knights who, crossing the bridge, embroiled themselves in a quarrel, fought, and killed each other.

Areas around Knightsbridge.  SW1, SW3, SW10, SW1X, SW1W, SW8

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea :: Belgravia, Mayfair, Chelsea, South Kensington, , Hyde Park, Sloane Square.