CHRISTMAS MARKETS IN LONDON

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Christmas Markets in London


  • Hyde park winter wonderland 
    Hyde Park gets glammed up once again with its annual Christmas additions. The park will be kitted out with rides and attractions, including a Giant Observation Wheel and two circuses, plus the famous ice rink. The market sells decorative sweets and festive treats as well as traditional German crafts and food.


  • Southbank Centre
    The traditional German-style wooden huts of the Southbank Centre Christmas Market return to Queen's walk along the river this season. The market offer a great location, surrounded of London Eye and Big Ben you will enjoy both the market and the views. Browse a large selection of toys and gifts, and sample a variety of festive food and drink. There is also a Designers Makers Christmas Market from Dec 16 to Dec 22, with over 50 British designers selling jewellery, ceramics, textiles, homewares, and prints.



  •  Natural History Museum Ice Rink
    Go ice-skating at the Natural History Museum and experience a magical winter haven in the heart of the city.
    The spectacular rink is set within the beautiful surroundings of the iconic South Kensington Museum beneath 76,000 twinkling fairly lights. There are also plenty of stalls to buy gifts and food.Enjoy a beautiful fairground carousel, a sumptuous food, warming drinks and creative cocktails.

    Families can feast on delicious treats, colleagues can mingle over mulled wine and music, and couples can cosy up with a hot chocolate on the open-air balcony overlooking the ice rink. The rink caters for both beginner and advanced skaters !


  •  Covent Garden Christmas Market

    • Covent Garden is one of London's most magical areas at Christmas. From 6th November the area will be decorated with a shimmering 60ft tree, a 15ft topiary reindeer and thousands of twinkling pea lights and baubles. Taking inspiration from last year's LEGO advent calendar, this year also welcomes a brand-new LEGO creation!



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