Experience the Magic Of Christmas in London.
Step Into the Magic of Christmas in London
For many of us, childhood memories of London at Christmastime are filled with twinkling lights, bustling streets, and the excitement of festive displays. Now, it’s your turn to relive that magic. This enchanting Christmas Lights Tour invites you to experience the city at its most dazzling, where sparkling illuminations transform London into a winter wonderland.
Marvel at the world-famous Christmas light displays as you journey past iconic landmarks including Trafalgar Square, Carnaby Street, and the festive heart of Covent Garden. Along the way, soak up the atmosphere of London’s most charming streets and discover the stories behind the city’s holiday traditions.
Your adventure also includes time to wander through London’s most beloved shops and markets. Step inside the luxurious Fortnum & Mason, browse the treasures of the city’s oldest bookstore, and explore the festive stalls that pop up across London during this magical season.
And of course, no Christmas tour would be complete without a cozy stop for a warm festive treat. Whether it’s a glass of spiced mulled wine or a rich hot chocolate, you’ll have the chance to pause, sip, and savor the season.
Throughout the tour, your friendly guide will share fascinating tales, capture photos of your journey, and ensure you create memories that will sparkle long after the lights have faded.
The Tour Includes, But Is Not Limited To:
Covent Garden
Our Christmas journey begins at the magical Covent Garden, where twinkling lights and festive decorations set the scene. Wander among boutique market stalls, enjoy the sounds of street performers, and capture the perfect holiday photos. Your guide will share the fascinating history of this iconic marketplace — from its early days as church land to the vibrant hub it is today.
The Strand
As we stroll along the historic Strand, your guide will point out landmarks such as the world-famous Savoy Hotel — a favorite of Frank Sinatra and J.K. Rowling — and Coutts Bank, one of the oldest in London. Overhead, dazzling Christmas lights add a festive sparkle to this elegant avenue. Your guide will be on hand to suggest the best photo stops and capture the moment for you.
Trafalgar Square
At Trafalgar Square, you’ll hear the dramatic story of the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar and how it gave the square its name. At Christmastime, the square is home to the magnificent Christmas tree — a gift from Norway each year as a symbol of friendship. Browse the seasonal market stalls, soak in the festive spirit, and take in one of London’s most iconic holiday sights.
Regent Street
Regent Street is world-famous for its breathtaking Christmas lights. As you walk along this grand boulevard, you’ll be surrounded by glowing displays and elegant shopfronts — the perfect backdrop for holiday photos.
Hatchards
Depending on tour timing, you may step inside Hatchards, London’s oldest bookshop and a treasure trove for book lovers. A favorite of Winston Churchill, countless authors, and even the Royal Family, it’s a wonderful place to find a truly special Christmas gift.
Fortnum & Mason
Another festive highlight is the legendary Fortnum & Mason, founded in the 1700s by a royal footman. Known for its luxurious hampers, regal interiors, and show-stopping Christmas window displays, it’s a feast for the eyes and a must-see during the holidays.
Bond Street & South Molton Street
As we continue, admire the dazzling displays along Bond Street, home to some of the world’s most iconic fashion houses. Nearby, South Molton Street glitters with its spectacular decorations, where your guide will also point out historic homes once belonging to Jimi Hendrix and George Frideric Handel.
Oxford Street
No Christmas in London is complete without Oxford Street, famous for its showstopping festive lights and world-class shop windows. From the glowing displays of John Lewis to the sheer scale of the decorations, this is the beating heart of London’s holiday season.
Carnaby Street
We end in the vibrant Carnaby Street, renowned since the 1960s as a hub of bold British fashion. Its quirky, colorful Christmas lights are unlike anywhere else in the city, offering a fun and festive finale to your Christmas tour of London.