Christmas In London
Overview of the tour in London
Step into Christmas and join me on this fun and fascinating guided walk of many of London's famous festive decorations. As we explore the city together, you will discover how Londoners celebrate at this most wonderful time of the year, and learn about the many traditions & customs still observed. Of course, you will also see some of the famous Christmas lights and decorations, as well as the Christmas markets and festive trees.
Perhaps you will have the opportunity to pull a Christmas cracker; eat some festive food; or sing a Christmas song!
Highlights include:
- Trafalgar Square with its famous tree (an annual gift from the people of Oslo)
- Covent Garden and Leicester Square festive markets
- Somerset House ice skating rink
- the wonderful Christmas lights of Regent Street, Oxford Street & Carnaby Street
- the London Palladium with its famous seasonal pantomime
- festive pubs and theatres
- food and drink customs
- how the Victorians invented Christmas
- Christmas music - old and new
- the Christmas Cracker Challenge!!!
So, come along and and join in the festive fun with me!!
Shhhhhh...and my birthday is Christmas Eve!!
This activity includes:
- Regent Street Lights
- Piccadilly Circus, Central London.
- Oxford street
- Trafalgar Square
- Carnaby London
- Covent Garden Piazza
- Leicester Square
- Christmas Markets
- Christmas Lights and Decorations
- Stories of British Customs and Traditions
- A Christmas Song
- Victorian History
- A Christmas Carol
- A Christmas Cracker Challenge
On arrival
We will meet in festive spirit, outside Temple Station which is on the District and Circle line. We will finish approximately 2 hours later near to Oxford Circus Station.
Things to note
Please wear warm clothing and comfortable shoes. Please bring a sense of humour.
Free Cancellation
You are free to cancel a booking anytime. We kindly remind you to cancel bookings you cannot arrive for. Being reported as absent decreases your customer level points and the benefits you can enjoy.