Britain's reputation as a nation of shopkeepers is well kept in Knightsbridge, home of Harrods, Harvey Nichols, and the latest international designers, as well as a clutch of jewelers where you can drop some serious cash on very serious baubles. In short: Knightsbridge is must-go territory for shopaholics. In Belgravia, to the east, the frenetic pace is replaced by all the peace and quiet money can buy. Grand, white terraces of aristocratic town houses, part of the Grosvenor estate, are owned by the Dukes of Westminster. Many are leased to embassies but a remarkable number remain homes of the discreet, private wealthy.
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