London a city full of culture and diversity is magically transformed into a euphoric image during what can seem to be a long and cold winter. 

This guide will entail you in many activities, experiences and more that you can participate with during Christmas in London, and you may want to book tickets for a couple of these soon as tickets can sell out extremely fast!

1. Battersea Power Station

During the festive season, we can see Glide take over this site with great opportunities. Things that you can experience and take part in here are as follows, The arguable main Christmas event, Ice Skating with a 30 foot Christmas Tree which is not to be missed. However, the skating sessions are short but don't worry Battersea Power Station has many shops inside for you to explore where you can find yourself there for hours.

2. Somerset House

Again, this experience involves the icy cold sport that is ice skating. If you wish to visit you will be stunned not only due to the excitement but the fact that while you are ie skating, a 40 foot Christmas tree will tower over you which has been impressively decorated to the best standard. Along, with ice skating you are invited to food and drink options.

3. Winter Wonderland

The infamous ultimate Christmas package. This event appeals to all ages depending on what you wish to do inside the festive experience located inside Hyde Park. The tickets value from £5-7.50 but if you wish to go on an off-peak day there is no fee for entry but attractions like Munich Looping, Eurocoaster, The Giant Wheel and more will have an additional fee which is worth it for this once in a lifetime experience.

4. Christmas Lights

For experiences, this one is completely cost free! All you need to do is explore the streets on London and see magical festiveness everywhere. A few recommendations entail the following streets/areas

  • Regent Street
  • Oxford Street
  • Covent Garden
  • Carnaby Street
  • Bond Street
  • Fortnum and Mason

5. Christmas at Kew

Kew Gardens takes on a 3km trail which can take you up or over 2 hours to walk where you will be presented with beautiful lights everywhere. Along with this walk, you can also visit the one and only Father Christmas or immerse yourself into the fairground with rides suitable for children’s and adults. Moreover, some attractions may only be child friendly and therefore an adult may be unable to accompany a child during this. However, it is still a great activity and worth visiting