Billionaires' Row

On one of the priciest residential streets in the world, a glance reveals a mix of embassies and grand ambassadorial residences. The remaining opulent mansions are home to some of the wealthiest individuals, whether from the country itself or from far-flung corners of the globe.

Historical Significance

Adding to its intrigue, this street holds notable historical significance. During World War II, the building now serving as the Norwegian embassy was the base for King Haakon VII and the Norwegian government-in-exile. A blue plaque serves as a reminder of this significant period. Another remarkable point in history is that the street was once home to MI19's "London Cage" prisoner-of-war facility.

Access and Restrictions

While there is no public right of way, the Crown Estate graciously allows pedestrians and cyclists to access the street. However, to maintain privacy and security, photography is strictly prohibited. This ensures the area maintains its exclusive and secure atmosphere.