London in winter: 49 unmissable things to do in 2026 & 2027

Top winter events and attractions in London

Discover the best things to do in London this winter, from special events at the city's top attractions to Christmas in London celebrations taking over every corner of the capital, and a whole lot more! 

Admire London’s Christmas lights on a panoramic bus tour

Marvel at London’s nightscape this November, as some of the city's most mesmerising illuminations bring seasonal cheer to the capital. Hop aboard the Christmas Lights Bus Tour, and spot Regent Street's sparkling angels, Oxford Street's starry light display, and the picture-perfect illuminations of St James and Piccadilly. Create memories along the way and take plenty of photos with London's top attractions in the background!  

See 2027 with a bang aboard a New Year’s Eve cruise

There’s nothing quite like seeing the world-famous New Year's Eve fireworks in London aboard one of the New Year's Eve cruises, offering the perfect backdrop overlooking the South Bank and the London Eye, the centrepiece of the spectacular display. With so many Thames river cruises to choose from, including dinner cruises with entertainment on board, or the option of dining on land and joining the cruise afterwards – you're guaranteed to celebrate in style.

Immerse into the wizarding world at the Warner Bros. Studio Tours  

Enter the wizarding world at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter. Catch the Snitch, cast and spell, and discover the beast lurking beneath Gringotts Bank... Discover Hogwarts In The Snow as the Warner Bros. studios are placed under a festive spell this winter, and relive your best moments of the Yule Ball as the Great Hall showcases a delightful Christmas feast. 14 Nov-17 Jan 

Meet the Beefeaters at the Tower of London 

Make memories at one of London top 10 attractions, with many hosting special wintry events and activities throughout the season. Celebrate the Christmas season at the Tower of London and discover the fortress all decked up with glittering Christmas trees and enchanting installations. Explore the fortress and see the infamous raven, historic protectors of the tower, and then discover the former menagerie that once housed a polar bear. Dates TBC (usually from the end of November to beginning of January)

Marvel at London skyline on top of the London Eye

On a clear winter's day, marvel at views of the city from one of its many viewpoints: from Up at the O2 to the London Cable Car and the London Eye, not forgetting the now highest roof climb at Ally Pally - all perfect spots for 360-degree viewpoints. Raise a glass to London's sparkling skyline at the London Eye Champagne Experience: Relax and enjoy fantastic views of the city and spot London’s most famous landmarks while enjoying chilled Pommery Brut Royal Champagne. 

Explore London’s botanical gardens at Kew 

Go all botanical this winter with a stroll through Kew Gardens: Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site's glass houses and open spaces, home to more than 50,000 living plants. Make sure to stop by Kew’s newest addition, the Carbon Garden, bringing to light the essential role played by plants. During the festive season, marvel at light installations and mesmerising displays showcasing magical light installations at Christmas at Kew. 13 Nov–3 Jan 

Explore London at your own pace with the Golden Pass

Pick up your Golden Pass, an all-in-one sightseeing ticket, and experience the best that London has to offer. Treat yourself to a variety of activities, from visiting the heart of royal London at Kensington Palace to exploring top attractions such as Madame Tussauds London, combining British tradition with sightseeing on an afternoon tea bus tour, and much more besides. You can also enjoy free walking tours and a 30-minute river cruise with City Cruises. 

Discover 1000 years of British history at Westminster Abbey

Step back in time and explore some of the best royal attractions in London and experience the lives of royalty throughout the ages. Enter Westminster Abbey, the coronation church since 1066 and the final resting place of 30 monarchs, including Elizabeth I. Admire the Coronation Chair in St George’s Chapel, then head to Poets’ Corner, home to the remains more than 100 writers and poets, including William Shakespeare and Jane Austen. 

Explore Windsor Castle, the world's oldest occupied castle

Discover the rich history of Windsor Castle, originally built by William the Conqueror, this official residence to kings and queens for more than 900 years has been home to 40 monarchs. Explore the magnificent State Apartments ceremonial rooms used by the Royal Family before heading to Queen Mary’s Dolls' House, ending your visit at St George’s Chapel, final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II and Henry VIII. 

Marvel at St Paul’s cathedral architectural wonder 

Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, St Paul's Cathedral is a must-see architectural masterpiece. Discover the cathedral’s unique architectural design, and make sure to climb up to the Golden Gallery to admire a panoramic view of London’s skyline. During the festive season, you can also join a service to hear The Cathedral Choir and Chorus perform the wonderful Christmas carol service. 

Theatre, museum and art in London this winter 

This season, the West End is buzzing with new theatre shows, from London musicals and plays starring award-winning casts, to Christmas pantomimes. Art lovers are spoilt for choice, with plenty of exhibitions in London's top galleries showcasing world-renowned artists and up-and-coming names. 

See one of London’s top musicals this season 

Laugh out loud at the best musicals in London by catching the quirky musical comedy The Book of Mormon. Prepare for controversial jokes, raucous comedy and a show-stopping musical score, as two young Mormons head to Uganda with a strident “Hello!” Expect a series of farcical situations, from facing local guerrillas to meeting local Mormons in disco outfits, not to mention an unlikely love story.   

Marvel at the magical ballet The Nutcracker

Make sure to see the brand-new production of the iconic ballet The Nutcracker return to the London Coliseum, an enchanting ballet that will wow the whole family. A cherished festive ritual, the English National Ballet blends timeless tradition and fresh energy, bringing 100 dancers on stage set to Tchaikovsky’s mesmerising score. The story follows Clara on a journey of self-discovery across Edwardian London, through a dazzling ice and sweet kingdom and meeting the Sugar Plum Fairy. Until 11 Jan 

Take a deep dive into the underworld seeing Beetlejuice the Musical

This winter, witness the underworld come to life on stage as Beetlejuice continues to stun audiences. The stage adaptation of Tim Burton’s classic follows Lydia, an odd teenager obsessed with death and ghosts. She eventually makes a pact with a ghost from beyond the grave – none other than Beetlejuice himself. Prepare for a hilarious musical set to bring chaos and madness blended with catchy tunes. Showing until Apr 2027

Blend high fashion with showstopping performances at The Devil Wears Prada

Marvel at the dazzling blend of fashion, show-stopping singing and choreography in The Devil Wears Prada, a groundbreaking performance night after night. Join the outstanding Vanessa Williams as she stars as the powerful editor-in-chief, Miranda Priestley, and watch as she makes Andy Sachs, a budding journalist turned assistant, realise that Runway magazine is more than just a fashion publication, and that reputation and connections can lead to more than she bargained for. Showing until Feb 2027

Take the kids to see Stick Man, a Christmas classic

Now a family favourite and Christmas tradition, Stick Man returns to the West End in 2026, delighting adults and children alike. Immerse yourself in this heartwarming adaptation of Julia Donaldson's beloved Stick Man books, and follow Stick Man's delightful adventures as he leaves the family tree and encounters a variety of eccentric characters, including a dog eager to play fetch. Running until 3 Jan 2027

Head to Hadestown, the Tony and Grammy award-winning musical

Watch the award-winning production of Hadestown, an electrifying musical that blends jazz, blues and folk to tell an epic love story intertwined with a soul-stirring score. Set in the heart of Greek mythology, the story follows Hermes as he recounts the timeless tale of the young dreamers, Orpheus and Eurydice, who encounter the mighty King Hades. He puts them to the test, the consequences of which will affect them for the rest of their lives if they do not succeed.

Revisit world famous paintings at the immersive FRAMELESS 

Visit a museum exhibition in London and immerse yourself in spectacular works of art at FRAMELESS. Every brushstroke and splash of colour comes alive as you step into the room and move around the galleries, with music tailored to each painting. Spin around the room to recreate some of the most famous paintings, from Monet's waterlily ponds to Van Gogh's midnight skies. 

Explore some of London's most quirky museums

London has its fair share of strange and unusual museums covering everything from excentric historic figures to colourful neighbourhood, ground breaking scientific discoveries and so much more. Dive into Templars’ legacy at Temple Church and discover lying knight stones in the round church, the same filming location used in Da Vinci Code. Or Head to Strawberry Hill House, Horace Walpole’s gothic castle, a mesmerising property with intricate carvings and vaulted ceilings, home to a rather eclectic collection of items. 

Take the family to the West End and delight at award winning stories 

Take a family day out and see one of the best children's shows in London's West End. See the award-winning Matilda The Musical and take on the terrifying Mrs Trunchbull. Follow the story of Matilda, a bookworm and bright young girl developing supernatural powers when facing unfair treatment both at home and at school. Set to catchy music including “Naughty” and “Revolting Children”, the show is sure to delight children and adults alike. 

Fun winter activities in London

Explore London and its world-famous landmarks as winter sets in, bringing unmissable experiences to the city. From guided tours uncovering the city’s rich history to quirky museums and immersive experiences in London, there is something for everyone.

Get into the festive spirit at Chelsea Winter Village 

Head to Chelsea Winter Village at the Royal Hospital Chelsea for another magical experience. Soak up the festive atmosphere as you stroll along the only 1.5km light trail in central London, admiring the tree-lined walk and light sculptures, before browsing the Christmas market stalls and trying your hand at curling. Get into the Christmas spirit listening to choirs and carollers while staying toasty with a winter warmer. 25 Nov-28 Dec 2026

Experience timeless magic at the immersive ABBA Voyage 

Calling all ABBA fans! Spectacular special effects, including a lifelike avatar version of the sensational Swedish band, brings ABBA Voyage to life on stage. Experience the concert of a lifetime as you dance on the dance floor like true Super Troupers to some of the band's greatest hits, from Money, Money, Money and Waterloo to tracks from their latest album, including I Still Have Faith in You. 

Discover London on the panoramic tour Total London Experience 

London sightseeing is unmatched aboard the Total London Experience bus tour, whizzing you past top attractions such as St Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London and the London Eye. You can visit these attractions if you choose to purchase admission tickets as part of the tour. The tour also includes a stop to watch the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, followed by a visit to the Tower of London to meet the Beefeaters.

Embark aboard the Hop-on Hop-off bus tour

London bus tours make sightseeing much easier, allowing visitors to explore London at their own pace. Enjoy unlimited trips on the London hop-on hop-off bus tour, with four routes and 60 stops across London. Tickets include a free walking tour and a free boat ride. You can also take a trip on the hop-on hop-off on Christmas day and see the city sparkle before enjoying a Christmas lunch in Covent Garden. 

Have the ultimate day out at Winter well Wonderland 

Both adults and children are sure to love a trip to Winter Wonderland. Admire London from above on the observation wheel, or, for the more adventurous, try the Munich Looping, the world's largest portable rollercoaster. Stop by the Ice Bar, where it's minus 10 degrees, before warming up at the Fire Pit Bar. Don't miss the Bavarian Village, where you can enjoy hearty food and dance the night away. Until 1 Jan 

Meet Wallace and Gromit at Lightroom 

Step into the joyful world of your favourite animated movie with Lightroom's new, immersive screening, "Larger Than Life". Starring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and more. Aardman’s most beloved characters and the film’s most iconic, larger-than-life moments are brought back to life for children and adults' greatest pleasure. This 50-minute looping show takes you back in time, exploring Aardman’s legendary films and unveiling how the characters were built, as well as offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at how the sets were created. Until 4 Jan 2027

Feel festive aboard the Singalong Christmas bus tour 

Admire London’s best light displays, with dazzling fairy lights bringing joy to Londoners and visitors alike at the height of winter. Hop aboard the Singalong Christmas bus tour and spot London's top attractions and historic landmarks transformed for the season, including Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, all the while singing along to your favourite Christmas songs. Warm up along the way with a cup of hot chocolate or mulled wine, accompanied by delicious mince pies. 

Connect with your inner child at London's top Christmas events 

Head to Winter Funland, an indoor Christmas extravaganza inviting visitors to hop on over 20 fairground rides, glide on a giant indoor ice rink and enjoy a dazzling circus show. Or relive the magic of one of the most popular Christmas films by hopping aboard the Polar Express™ Train Ride and board the immersive experience, armed with your golden ticket, bound for the North Pole. 2026 dates TBC

Visit some of London’s quirkiest museums 

Explore some of the London's quirkiest attractions: Visit one of England's oldest medieval prisons at the Clink Prison Museum, or go behind the scenes at The Household Cavalry Museum. Or discover the fascinating history behind London's mail systems at The Postal Museum. Ride the Mail Rail, try your hand as a postal officer in the sorting office, discover Victorian valentine cards and wartime letters home, plus much more. 

Have a flipping Pancake Day in London 

Pull out your frying pan for Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday: Join one of London’s many races or simply eat your way through a mound of the scrumptious treats at pancake restaurants in London. Head down to the Guildhall Yard and cheer on the Inter Livery Pancake Race as participants wear top hats and toss pancakes into their frying pans to claim victory – it's fun all round! 17 Feb 

Celebrate Burns Night in London 

Enjoy all things Scottish during Burns Night in January: Celebrate the birth of Scotland's national icon, Robert Burns – whisky bars are good starting points. Alternatively, head to Greenwich and board the legendary Cutty Sark ship for a Burns Night talk, where you can discover the connection between the Scottish bard and the ship (25 Jan). Take the time to visit one of London’s many bookshops and libraries, havens of the city’s literary heritage. 

Best winter day trips from London

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city on wintery day trips from London, venturing to historic hot spots. Explore the mystical Stonehenge stone circle, delve into the past of Jane Austen and the Roman heritage of Bath, or mingle with students in the cobbled streets of Oxford and Cambridge.  

Visit historic wonders on a day trip to Windsor, Stonehenge and Bath 

A day trip from London to Windsor, Bath and Stonehenge is the perfect way to experience three of the UK's most popular destinations. Visit Windsor Castle and its magnificent State Apartments, before heading to the mysterious megalithic site of Stonehenge. Finish your day in Bath by visiting the Roman Baths, then take a stroll around the historic cobbled streets, including the Royal Crescent, one of Jane Austen’s favourite spots. 

Spend a magical Christmas day in Oxford and the Cotswolds 

Spend Christmas Day in the British countryside on a day trip departing from London, heading to Oxford, the Cotswolds and Stratford Upon Avon. Explore Oxford, a university town filled with history and academic legacy and stop by the world-famous Bodleian Library. Then, drive through the breathtaking villages and famous “matchbox” cottages of the Cotswolds on the way to Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, where you will enjoy a Christmas lunch. 

Take a day trip to Paris and see all the sights 

Whizz to the French capital aboard the Eurostar on a day trip to Paris, with highlights including a visit to the Eiffel Tower. Meet your guide at Gare du Nord and enjoy a panoramic tour of the city, spotting famous landmarks such as the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe. Stop by Notre Dame Cathedral for a guided tour, then head to the Louvre Museum before hopping on a cruise along the Seine. 

Take an excursion to Windsor, Stonehenge and Oxford 

Take a day trip out of London to Windsor, Stonehenge and Oxford and explore royalty, mystery and academia, spending a full day steeped in history. First, visit the charming town of Windsor, then Windsor Castle and St George's Chapel, the site of royal weddings. Then head to the mysterious Stonehenge, a monument shrouded in mystery, before ending the day in Oxford and exploring the university town and its college courtyards. 

Embark on a magical mystery tour to Liverpool 

Take the train from Euston Station to Liverpool, the city where the legendary Beatles rose to fame. Visit the Cavern Club, where The Beatles held sold-out performances, and where tribute bands now perform. Stop by The Beatles Story museum, which is dedicated to the band and retraces their journey from their beginnings to worldwide fame. The Magical Mystery Tour bus will take you to Strawberry Field, the Fab Four's childhood homes, and Penny Lane. 

Hop on the Simply Stonehenge coach tour 

Embark on the Simply Stonehenge coach trip, and discover a prehistoric monument that continues to fascinate visitors as they try to unlock its secrets and mysteries. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, estimated to be 5,000 years old, has been the subject of many theories, ranging from being a burial site to a place of worship. Explore its history through audiovisual exhibits offering a 360-degree reconstruction of the site – it's a fascinating visit! 

See spectacular light displays at RHS Wisley garden

Prepare to be wowed by the RHS Glow at Wisley, which sees the gardens transform for the festive season. Marvel at the stunning light displays that bring the gardens and glasshouse to life, creating a magical winter wonderland (mid Nov to early Jan - 2026 dates TBC). You can also visit the RHS Garden Wisley throughout the year. Known as the home of gardening science, it is the perfect place to learn about groundbreaking research through interactive exhibits. 

Best food and drinks experiences in winter

The London foodie scene is nothing short of extraordinary, with Michelin-starred restaurants delighting all taste buds with their take on worldwide cuisine, and British classics being served in some of the city's cosiest pubs. Check out our list below to discover the best places to eat and drink in London. 

Visit London aboard the afternoon tea bus tour 

Delight in a Panoramic Afternoon Tea Bus Tour experience: See London's top sights while enjoying an afternoon tea. Hop aboard the double-decker bus and admire landmarks such as Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London, all while enjoying a scrumptious afternoon tea. Alternatively, choose the ABBA afternoon tea bus tour for a disco-themed experience, complete with the band’s greatest hits to sing along to while you enjoy delicious cakes and fresh scones. 

Experience a London dinner cruise on the Thames 

Enjoy a memorable night aboard a London dinner cruise, taking in the glittering panoramic views of London. Cruise under the world-famous Tower Bridge all the way to Canary Wharf and the Thames Barrier. Delight in a four-course meal while listening to an on-board singer and join the dance floor for a boogie. Alternatively, experience a Thames jazz dinner cruise, complete with a three-course meal and live jazz performances throughout the evening. 

See jaw dropping performances at The Lost Estate 

Step into The Lost Estate, where theatre, live music and fine dining come together to create an unparalleled experience. Step back in time to 1930s New York with a visit to the 58th Street speakeasy bar, complete with a six-course tasting menu. Prepare for an evening of unbridled glamour and extravagance at Belle Livingstone’s club, renowned for its vibrant jazz performances and burlesque shows.

Try out London’s many cosy foodie spots on a cold winter day 

Winter is the perfect excuse to tuck into Sunday roasts: find the best places in London to treat yourself to this British classic. Go to the gastropub The Jugged Hare or head to London's first vegan pub: The Spread Eagle and its selection of meat-free roasts. Or seek out London’s best cheese hotspots oozing with delicious bites: raclette, toasties, fondue…whatever your cheesy craving, you'll find a place for it in London!  

Discover some of London's oldest and newest eateries. 

Treat yourself to a pastry from one of London’s top pie shops. Visit Mr Manze's shop on Tower Bridge, which has been open since 1902 and stocks all the classics, or head to Greenwich to visit Goddard, a family-run business with an impressive variety of pies. In January, why not take on the Veganuary challenge and try vegan specialities? A variety of vegan menus are available at many London restaurants. 

Explore London’s gastronomic scene 

Explore London's foodie scene and its cosmopolitan offering: Explore the city's diverse dining options, from quirky eateries to luxurious dinners. Whether you're craving the comfort of gastronomic pubs, the finesse of Michelin-starred restaurants, or the vibrant flavours of street markets, London's eclectic food scene offers something to delight every palate. 

Top winter shopping destinations in London

If you're looking for the latest designer pieces, vintage finds or the latest pop-up stores on the high street, London's top shopping destinations are the place to be. From Oxford Street and Covent Garden to Brick Lane and Shoreditch, there's something for everyone.  

Immerse into Tudor times at Hampton Court Palace 

Head to Hampton Court for its Festive Fayre: A winter wonderland with over 100 artisans and producers offering the perfect shopping experience (4-6 and 11-13 Dec). Make sure to visit the palace and Henry VIII’s kitchens, which were once home to 200 cooks who produced more than 800 meals a day. Discover the complex kitchen with its boiling cauldrons over roaring fires, and experience what it was like to cook in Tudor times. 

Discover London’s top boutiques and department stores 

Indulge in some retail therapy at London’s top shopping hotspots. Choose from high-street favourites on Oxford Street and upscale boutiques in Bond Street and St James's, to beauty and fashion outlets in Covent Garden, Carnaby Street and Belgravia. Bag yourself a bargain during the London winter sales. Don't miss out on special offers at some of London’s coolest department stores during this time of year. 

Best winter walks in London

London is famous for its many leafy parks, offering the perfect setting for a long stroll. If you're looking to combine culture and the outdoors, there are plenty of guided walking tours to choose from, covering everything from history to filming locations. 

Join a silent disco guided walk 

Embark on an immersive tour by joining one of the silent disco walks, blending music hits with interesting facts. Theatre fans are sure to enjoy the West End Silent Disco Tour, exploring the vibrant theatre district. Other tours include the Silent Disco Drag Queen Tour, taking you to the heart of Soho, and the silent disco Christmas Lights Walking Tour, which takes visitors to London's festive light displays. 

Join a guided walking tour exploring London’s past 

Book one of London’s best walking tours: Uncover hidden gems and historic tales, from retracing the footsteps of Jack the Ripper to exploring the vibrant West End and its iconic Theatreland – and so much more. Explore Hidden London with the London Transport Museum. Step back in time and discover secret forgotten stations with a fascinating tour of London's tube network. During the festive season, why not join the Christmas Light Walking Tour? This 90-minute walk takes you across the city’s most dazzling displays. 

Take a stroll in one of London’s royal parks 

Spot the deer in Richmond Park: Enjoy a crisp stroll through one of London's largest parks, then explore the charming Richmond village, famously featured in the hit show Ted Lasso. Or spot the pelicans and parakeets at St James's Park near Buckingham Palace. With royal, political and literary associations, St James's Park is a gem at the heart of London. 

Seasonal celebrations in London in winter

There’s nothing more magical than spending the Christmas season in London. Visit the many festive markets, walk along the sparkling, illuminated streets and enjoy this season's delicious treats. 

Stay in London between Christmas and New Year 

Many are wondering what to do during the period between Christmas and New Year. Fear not, as there are still plenty of things to do in London! Discover the best Christmas events and find out what's happening during Twixmas in London: Celebrate the festive season with winter markets, ice skating, pantomime and much more. 25-31 Dec 

Discover London and beyond on a festive day trip 

Make the most of the season aboard one of London Christmas tours. From hopping on the Christmas lights bus tour to themed tours including the Snowman afternoon tea bus tour, there’s plenty to do. And if you're looking for more of an adventure, there are also longer day trips outside London that will take you to popular cities such as Oxford, Windsor and Stratford-upon-Avon, among many other destinations.   

Surprise your loved one with Valentine’s Day ideas in London 

14 February is just around the corner, and it seems that love is in the air. There are many ways to surprise your loved one on Valentine’s Day, whether you have a new crush or want to wow your partner year after year. Admire city views from the top of the London Eye with a glass of champagne to taking a cruise along the Thames and enjoying dinner at one of London’s most romantic restaurants. 

Winter in London FAQs 

What are the best free things to do in London this winter? 

Explore London after dark and admire the most beautiful Christmas illuminations: from the famous illuminated angels adorning the streets of Regent Street to the extravagant year-on-year decorations on Carnaby Street, you'll be spoilt for choice. In January, make sure to visit the Winter Lights festival as it returns to Canary Wharf for its tenth edition (mid Jan - 2026 dates TBC). 

Take a stroll along many of London’s trails, making for an enchanting outing sure to delight families this season. In December, fill your stocking at one of London's festive markets and visit gourmet stalls delighting in street food eateries the rest of the winter.  

The winter months in London are filled with events, including celebrating Chinese New Year - from joining the colourful parade to trying the many restaurants in Chinatown.

What are the best things to do on a cold day in London? 

Catch a performance at one of the West End's many theatres, ranging from glorious musicals and laugh-out-loud comedies to striking new plays. See the ever-popular Lion King, enjoy the 40-year run of Les Misérables, or experience the new shows theatregoers can't get enough of. These include Sinatra The Musical, which recounts the legendary crooner's comeback amidst rising pressure and scandal. Then there's Paddington The Musical, in which the nation's favourite bear conquers all with marmalade sandwiches.

Warm up in an unusual way by hopping onto one of Skuna's cosy boats and into one of their floating saunas or hot tubs. Alternatively, if you’d rather stay on land, seek refuge in one of London's many cosy pubs and enjoy a roaring fire and some traditional British pub food.  

Stop by one of London’s many museums and galleries, many of which are free to visit, including the Natural History Museum and the National Gallery. Other must-visit museums to add to your list include the Sir John Soane's Museum, which is packed with ancient artefacts and art masterpieces sure to delight art lovers, and the Tate Modern's retrospective exhibition, The Making of an Icon, which explores the life and legacy of Frida Kahlo.

What are the best places to stay in London during winter? 

There are plenty of neighbourhoods that are popular spots for visitors, including Kensington, Covent Garden and Greenwich, which are home to many of London’s top attractions. Winter is particularly popular, and it is recommended that you book your stay in advance. There are plenty of options available to suit all budgets, ranging from luxury and boutique hotels, such as Hilton hotels, where comfort meets top location, to more affordable options, including hostels, aparthotels and bed and breakfasts.  

Check out our events calendar for more special events in winter in London. Plan your winter break in London with our pick of things to do in London each month.