Belgravia’s green and leafy centrepiece, a 4.5-acre private garden immediately south-west of Hyde Park Corner, designed by George Basevi and first planted by Thomas Cubitt in 1826.

Now restored to its 1867 layout, the garden is an oasis featuring plane trees, pretty wisteria covered pergolas, rose bushes and often provides a backdrop for temporary art installations.

The garden is normally only accessible to Belgrave Square residents but is opened to the community for a few special days every year, including for the Belgravia Classic Car Show.