Knightsbridge is a street and district in the City of Westminster, London notable for its expensive shops, including Harrods, and as a prime residential area with some of the highest property prices in London and the world. It is one of two international centres identified in the London Plan; the other is the West End.

The district was named after a crossing of the River Westbourne, which is now an underground river due to extensive building over. It is recorded that the citizens of London met Queen Matilda at the Knight's Bridge in 1141.

An interesting fact about the word "Knightsbridge" is that it is has the most consecutive consonants (6) out of any word in the English language.

Nearest places:

• Belgravia
• Chelsea
• South Kensington
• Mayfair
• Hyde Park

Nearest tube stations:

• Knightsbridge tube station
• Hyde Park Corner tube station
• Sloane Square tube station
• South Kensington tube station
• and formerly Brompton Road tube station(closed)

Districts of London | Westminster | Streets of London | Shopping streets in London

Knightsbridge | ナイツブリッジ Restaurants: Cafe Rouge outside of Harrods, many Lebanese restaurants on famous Beauchamp place. Kings Road is popular with the fashionable teenagers and hip place to spot young celebrities.