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Elizabeth Street

Three blocks of awnings and window boxes, and a cake shop painted pink to the door frame.

Terraces

Pavement tables under a parasol on Ebury Street, with the pink-flowered corner shop on Elizabeth Street beyond — The Ebury Street corner in summer, tables out on the pavement.

Shopfronts along Elizabeth Street on a winter afternoon, awnings out over the pavement and planters along the kerb — Elizabeth Street in winter, awnings still out.

A short run of shops on the Grosvenor estate that has kept a village high street's worth of trades in one of the most expensive postcodes in London: a hatter, a chocolate maker, a French bakery, a wine merchant, a butcher. The terraces are stucco below and brick above, the awnings come out in summer and the window boxes are replanted often enough to be a fixture. Ebury Street runs across the top of it, and at number 180 Mozart, aged eight and convalescing, wrote his first symphony.

Where: Elizabeth Street, Belgravia, SW1W
Nearest station: London Victoria · 5 min walk

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