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Mayfair stands pride of place in the heart of London, well-known for its luxurious, elegant buildings and sophisticated historical locations.

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The idea that Mayfair is directly synonymous with luxury rings true - the finer things in life are less of a luxury and more of a given. That said, Mayfair stands out as being one of the most aesthetically pleasing and architecturally blessed areas of London. If you’re looking to see another side of London, away from the hustle and bustle of Westminster then Mayfair may well be the best place to start. Combining high-end boutiques with traditional architecture, fine dining with green open spaces, it’s never been easier to get to know the wonders of Mayfair. 

Marble Arch

Arguably one of the more renowned landmarks in Mayfair, Marble Arch stands proudly at what was once the cour d’honneur of Buckingham Palace. Constructed in 1827, the Marble Arch was inspired by its Roman and Parisian counterparts and only members of the British Royal Family or the Kings Troop are allowed to pass through the arch itself - making it a prestigious and spectacular building to visit if you have some spare time. While Marble Arch no longer acts as a gateway to Buckingham Palace, you may find that it’s a gateway to a brand new architectural experience for yourself if you delve a little deeper.

Beaumont and Biltmore Hotels

In close proximity to Brown Hart Gardens, the Beaumont Hotel in the heart of Mayfair is arguably one of the areas most spectacular historical buildings. A Grade II listed building, the building even hosts a specially constructed sculptured room courtesy of artist Antony Gormley. Treat yourself to diamonds and jewels in preparation for your much-needed stay in luxury with help from the team at richdiamonds.com. If hotels are your thing, then take a walk further through Mayfair to the Biltmore Hotel - closed for refurbishment until September 2019, the Biltmore is nothing short of architectural delight and overlooks the spectacular Grosvenor Square. 

Savile Row 

Style takes massive precedence in London - and Savile Row enunciates that need for style. Stunning, sophisticated architecture playing host to sophisticated couture tailor ship beyond your wildest dreams. If bespoke men’s tailoring floats your boat then Savile Row and its exquisite design - both internally and externally- is probably one of Mayfair’s biggest assets. New watch to wear with your brand new suit? Try watchcentre.com for luxury brands at excellent prices, giving you the perfect timepiece to go with your new leisurewear. 

74 New Bond Street 

If you’re looking for a building that oozes elegance inside and out, then the storefront for 74 New Bond Street is everything you anticipated and more. Home to Rich Diamonds and Watch Centre, part of the Watches and Jewellery of Bond Street company, the building advertises the company effectively in that it screams of indulgence and class. Whatever your need, Rich Diamonds and Watch Centre will be able to narrow it down and come out shining.