TOP 3 THINGS TO DO IN LONDON THIS WINTER

TOP 3 THINGS TO DO IN LONDON THIS WINTER:

1. Winter Wonderland 2021

It’s open until the 3rd of January with a wide range of festive entertainment and activities, such as ice skating, circus shows, food markets, and live music. There are plenty of fun things to do for both the day and the night.

Opening times

Open 10:00 am – 10:00 pm daily.

Ticket prices

Standard entry is £5, peak time access is £7.50 per adult ticket, and tickets must be reserved in advance. (swagatgrocery.com) You can book by clicking here

How to get to Winter Wonderland

It is located in Hyde Park. The nearest tube stations are Marble Arch, Hyde Park Corner, and Knightsbridge.

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2. Christmas Lights London by Bus Tour

Enjoy a night tour of London’s stunning Christmas lights with the Christmas Lights London by Night open-top bus, led by an expert guide.

Pass the world-famous Regent Street Christmas lights and other landmarks, such as Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, and Piccadilly Circus.

Opening times

The tour departs at 5:00 pm, 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm, and 8:00 pm.

Ticket prices

You can purchase tickets for adults for £24 and children’s tickets for £13. Children under 4 travel free. You can book by clicking here

Where does the bus tour depart from?

All tours depart from London Eye, Belvedere Road, Bus Stop 77, London, SE1 7GH, and return to the same place.

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3. Natural History Museum Ice Rink

It is open until the 16^th of January 2022. The spectacular rink sits in front of the iconic South Kensington Museum and is surrounded by thousands of fairy lights and a glittering Christmas tree.

Visit the alpine café bar for winter warmers and to watch the skaters glide on the ice.

Opening times

Open 11.00-22.00 daily (times may vary)

Ticket prices

Prices for adults start at £12.65, children at £8.80. You can book by clicking here

How to get to the Ice Rink

The closest tube station to the museum is in South Kensington. From South Kensington underground station, walk through the pedestrian tunnel and exit where signs indicate. Alternatively, walk up Exhibition Rd and cross Cromwell Rd to locate the museum.

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