The best Christmas events in London 2024
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There are Christmas events in London for even the Grinch-iest visitors. As the angels twinkle over Regent Street once again, mulled wine and mince pies scent the air at Christmas markets across the capital, and everyone dons their sparkliest partywear in aid of party season, calendars quickly fill up. Before museums, galleries, and theatres wipe the slate clean for New Year schedules, there's an endless amount of things to do. You could dip cornichons into molten fondue in a Swiss-inspired chalet beside an ice rink, dust off Santa hats at an immersive bar, see little ones' faces light up at a show, or even pop into London's highest snow globe – by scaling The O2. Whatever your heart desires this Christmas in London, we've rounded up the events and spots worth checking out. If you're looking for free festive activities this season, see our list of the best free things to do in London this Christmas.
What is Christmas in London like?
Christmas in London is one of the busiest times of the year for all the right seasons. Shop fronts dazzle with spectacular window displays, glittering lights illuminate iconic streets, and the capital's restaurants, bars, hotels and entertainment venues host various shows and events. If you're visiting from out of town, planning an itinerary in advance is a must. Everything from theatre shows to restaurant tables and afternoon teas book up far in advance, especially the glitzy bucket-list spots, so arriving with a list of priorities and travel plans is the key to experiencing the best of the city's festivities.
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The best Christmas events in London
- For families: Hogwarts in the Snow
- For couples: The Chalet at Somerset House
- For entertaining little ones: Fleet Street Quarter's penguin trail
- For group parties: Christmas at Clays
- For adrenaline junkies: Up at the O2's Snow Globe
- For foodies: Gelupo's seasonal specials and hot chocolates
- For seasoned skiers: Christmas specials at Chucs restaurants
- For festive fanatics: Humbug at The Truman Brewery
1. Indulge in a Great Christmas Feast
You’d be forgiven for thinking that, by now, any new retellings of Dickens’ Christmas Carol would be as lifeless as Jacob Marley himself. But the Great Christmas Feast, helmed by acclaimed director Simon Pittman of the Royal Shakespeare Company and The National Theatre, turns this notion delightfully on its head. This genuinely innovative interpretation invites you into Charles Dickens’ home for an impeccable one-man performance from star Alex Phelps, set to a live orchestral soundtrack. A Victorian cocktail list keeps you firmly in the Christmas spirit, topped off with an opulent roast duck dinner, devised by executive chef Ashley Clarke of the Gordon Ramsay Group and Temper Soho, which is whisked out promptly between acts. It is an emotive and impressive feat which – as my friend mused upon leaving – you simply don’t get from The Muppets. Charley Ward
Address: The Lost Estate, 7-9 Beaumont Avenue, London, W14 9LP
Website: christmasfeast.thelostestate.com
Dates: Until Sunday 12 January
2. Visit Santa’s favourite watering hole
London’s Christmassiest bar is open for business. Humbug is the immersive drinking spot you’ve undoubtedly seen across your socials in previous years, now at its original home in Waterloo’s vaults following a stint at the Truman Brewery. Expect live performances, sing-a-longs, games and more in Santa’s secret hideout as it becomes a party experience like no other. Humbug is also a ticketed show that redefines festive celebrations with theatre sets, dazzling special effects and plenty of mischief.
Insider tip: Sift through rails and rows of unique gifts at The Brick Lane Vintage Market; it's a great place to find cosy coats, fancy partywear and quirky accessories.
Address: The Vaults, Theatre Entrance, Launcelot Street, London SE1 7AD
Website: humbugchristmas.co.uk
Dates: Until Tuesday 31 December
3. Tackle Up at the O2 for a festive surprise
There’s something magical hiding atop The O2. Santa Claus has set up base on one of London’s most iconic entertainment venues and, while he’s out preparing for the busiest time of the year, everyone’s invited to swing by. Harness up with the team's help and begin the ascent over the white dome, pausing at intervals to spot some of the capital’s landmarks. Tuck into a gingerbread cookie and sip on a glass of bubbly at the top while taking in 360-degree views of the surrounding tower blocks and monuments beyond. Warm up in the snow globe, with glittering Christmas trees, fairy lights and snow, where the team will happily take pictures to capture the moment.
Address: The O2, Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX
Website: upattheo2.co.uk
Price: From £44 per person
Dates: Until Thursday 5 January
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4. Feast at Fire & Fromage
Not much beats an Alpine escape in the winter months, but if your festive period lacks that mountain cheer, an all-you-can-eat raclette under the sparkling lights of London’s south bank is a consolation prize we are willing to take. Fire & Fromage is the latest pop-up from Jimmy Garcia and the ideal refuel spot after a long day’s last-minute present shopping in the city. Enjoy as many lashings of cheese scraped straight from the block as you can handle, drizzled over a bountiful selection of potatoes, bread, pickles and cured meats. Lucy Bruton
Address: Fire & Fromage, London SE1 8XT
Website: jimmyspopup.com
Dates: Until Tuesday 31 December
5. Shoot your shot at an activity bar
Take aim at London’s most exciting activity bar, where fabulous food and thirst-quenching cocktails are enjoyed alongside virtual clay shooting sessions. Dishes on the festive menu utilise the best British produce, including cranberry and orange-glazed sausages used to make the ultimate pigs in blankets and a festive pizzette with ham-hock, English ricotta, butternut squash, pickled red onions and house-made cranberry sauce.
Insider tip: Hire out The Hide for intimate celebrations, a new VIP space tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the main bar – 90-minute packages start from £58 per person and include free-flowing, self-pour cocktails.
Address: Clays, The City, 55 Moorgate, London EC2R 6LL; Clays, Canary Wharf, On the Wharf 1, Cabot Square, W India Avenue, London E14 4QJ
Website: clays.bar
Dates: Festive packages are available throughout December
6. Indulge at Harrods' Champagne bar
Moët & Chandon and Harrods are a match made in heaven, and there are few things as indulgent as taking the weight off your feet with a glass of fizz (or two). This Christmas, the bar has introduced five new festive cocktails to help you celebrate the season, all created with Moët champagne and paired with flavours like ginger, pear and vanilla or blueberry and holly berry. There's even a savoury bites menu, and the winter oysters and lobster crackers make a dream pairing. For the best seat in the house, take a perch at the central bar, underneath the glittering gold canopy, and watch as the bartenders do their thing – it's a world away from the hustle and bustle of the streets outside.
Address: Harrods, 87-135 Brompton Road, London SW1X 7XL
Website: harrods.com
7. Get creative with Cloudy Bay
Celebrate the festive season with Cloudy Bay, as the team raises a toast to New Zealand's sunny vineyards while crafting Christmas wreaths. Tickets include two glasses of Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Noir and all the materials you’ll need to create a charming wreath with the guidance of an expert.
Address: The Glasshouse, The Scoop at More, London, SE1 2AA
Website: designmynight.com
Dates: Tuesday 17 December; 7pm - 8.30pm
8. Explore Camden's Christmas offerings
Camden Market has had quite the festive makeover, and there’s something for everyone this season. Catch the London City Voices choir soundtracking last-minute Christmas shopping on Saturday 21 December followed by The IDMC Gospel Soul Choir on Sunday 22 December. Santa’s set up residence in the enchanted ice grotto until Monday 23 December, when a festive family rave takes over Babylon Park. Besides Christmas Day, most of the market’s food stalls are open for business throughout the month, so arrive hungry and feast on treats such as fruity desserts from Humble Crumble and juicy patties from Buk Burger.
Address: Camden Market, 54-56 Camden Lock Place, London NW1 8AF
Website: camdenmarket.com
Dates: Throughout December
9. Warm up at Cockburn's Port Christmas Lodge
Pop by Cockburn's Port Christmas Lodge at Between the Bridges on London’s Southbank to sample their latest range of winter warmers. Escape the hustle and bustle of the riverside and try the Mulled Cockburn’s Special Reserve, a unique alternative to mulled wine, and the signature Port Negroni made with Cockburn’s Fine Ruby.
Address: Between the Bridges, The Queen's Walk, London SE1
Website: betweenthebridges.co.uk
Dates: Fridays, 5pm - 11pm; Saturdays and Sundays, 11am - 11pm
10. Soak up Après Ski vibes
If you can’t make it to the slopes this season, W London’s got you covered. The hotel has teamed up with W Verbier to bring the Après Ski vibes to the capital. The Après Tea offers a lip-smacking taste of the Swiss Alps – expect mini croissants with raclette cheese and tangy Alpine crumble, among other treats. Alternatively, settle into the Après Lodge for marshmallow and fruit dipping in chocolate fondue, washed down with limited-edition cocktails or glasses of Veuve Clicquot Champagne.
Address: W London, 10 Wardour Street, London W1D 6QF
Website: theperceptionbar.com/apres-ski
Dates: Until February
11. Raise a toast to the festive season
Enjoy a festive tipple or two in No. Fifty Cheyne’s newly refurbished Ruinart Drawing Room and Champagne Bar, home to some of the most affordable bubbles in town. The new space within Iain Smith’s renowned restaurant is a softly-lit hideaway ideal for cosy winter evenings. Tuck into the new set lunch menu on weekdays from £35 per person, or pop a bottle of Ruinart Brut Champagne for just only £68 per bottle – currently the best value in London.
Address: No. Fifty Cheyne, 50 Cheyne Walk, London SW3 5LR
Website: fiftycheyne.com
Dates: Available now
12. Browse sustainable partywear
Fashion rental platform By Rotation’s new five-story townhouse store opened on Brook Street in Mayfair last Friday – just in time for sustainable party season frocks. Rent from a selection of sought-after brands, including Self-Portrait, Terry De Havilland and Khanums, as well as coveted A-lister wardrobe staples from Dame Helen Mirren’s red carpet looks to Sophie Hermann and Chrissy Rutherford's beloved looks.
Insider tip: While the price points in many of Bond Street's stores are out of reach for many of us, it's not all about the shopping. Amble along, hot chocolate in hand, and see how designers are pulling out all the stops for Christmas.
Address: 31 Brook Street, W1K 4HF, London, UK
Website: journal.byrotation.com
Dates: Open now
13. See Grosvenor Square illuminated
From Thursday, more than 30,000 white roses illuminate Mayfair’s Grosvenor Square in aid of the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity. The Ever After Garden returns to raise vital funds for the essential charity, with each rose dedicated to a loved one. The initiative has raised over £870,000 in the past five years, which goes towards groundbreaking research in the UK and beyond.
Address: The Ever After Garden, Grosvenor Square, London W1K 6LD
Website: royalmarsden.org
Dates: Until Wednesday 18 December 2024
14. Watch Shakespeare in candlelight
Kit Young (Shadow and Bone) and Ruby Bentall (Industry, Poldark) star in Shakespeare’s genre-bending satirical thriller All’s Well That Ends Well at the candlelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse this autumn. Against the backdrop of a warm glow, watch as Helena travels long lengths and employs crafty tricks to win the heart of high-born Bertram, feeling immersed all the twists and turns the Bard’s plays have along the way.
Address: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, 21 New Globe Walk, Bankside, London SE1 9DT
Website: shakespearesglobe.com
Dates: Until Sunday 4 January
15. Seek out penguins in Fleet Street Quarter
Embark on a festive quest through Fleet Street Quarter in aid of WWF, seeking out magical penguins along the way. Discover 12 adorable sculptures decked out in finery designed by talented artists in spots including Chancery Lane, New Street Square and Ludgate Circus, learning fascinating facts along the way by scanning the QR codes and listening to Olaf Falafel’s commentary.
Address: Check the website for the full list of locations
Website: fleetstreetquarter.co.uk
Dates: From Thursday 14 November
16. Explore King’s Cross’ festive offerings
Enough is happening across King’s Cross to fill a jam-packed weekend itinerary right now. Firstly, Vogue: Inventing the Runway at Lightroom is the talk of the town. It explores how fashion shows became the ultimate statement of a designer’s vision through striking multimedia displays and immersive elements. Elsewhere, competitive friends team up as Club Curling returns for another season – battle it out before perusing stalls at Lower Stable Street's Christmas market.
Address: Across King’s Cross and Coal Drops Yard
Website: kingscross.co.uk
Date: Throughout December; full dates online
17. Solve puzzles at London’s open-world experience
Phantom Peak’s festive transformation is complete. Discover new stories and embark on the unique snow-dusted Wintermas trail, where puzzle hunts packed with challenges need solving. Take a break over seasonal cocktails, visit Father Platmus in his makeshift grotto, and join the townsfolk for many surprises.
Address: Phantom Peak London, Surrey Quays Road, London SE16 7PJ
Website: phantompeak.com
Price: From £42 per adult, £20 per child
Date: Until Sunday 19 January
18. Embark on a treasure hunt
Embark on an immersive adventure through London’s streets this winter as HiddenCity launches seasonal editions of its games. In teams of two or more, solve a series of clues sent to your phone, interacting with fictional characters and the real world. Work with MI6 to save Bond in time for Christmas, tackle poisonous mistletoe while taking in the lights around Sherlock’s stomping ground, or help the Seven Dwarves defeat the Evil Queen. Stop off at designated breakpoints for food and drink to piece together the clues, and enjoy one of the most heart-racing afternoons in the city.
Address: Various starting points
Website: inthehiddencity.com
Dates: From £16 per person
19. Try a new take on a classic
Pizzeria Mozza, Nancy Silverton’s stylish Italian restaurant tucked within The Treehouse Hotel London, arguably has one of the most contentious dishes in London this Christmas – but it’s safe to say we’re all on board. The infamous Brussels sprout pizza sees a signature pizza base topped with fresh Brussels sprouts, sweet red onion, salty guanciale, chilli flakes, pecorino romano, and parmigiano reggiano.
Address: Pizzeria Mozza, 14-15 Langham Place, London W1B 2QS
Website: treehousehotels.com
Dates: Available throughout December
20. Pick up seasonal treats
Lola’s Cupcakes’ Christmas range is the most indulgent to date – so you know where you’ll find us stocking up on indulgent treats this December. Brownie Crackers (£25) are the perfect gift or a great option if you’re looking to shake up the Christmas tablescape. Each cracker contains a gooey gluten-free treat in one of the most popular flavours, from millionaire shortbread to red velvet. For pre-Christmas shindigs, look no further than the Elf Collection Cupcake Box (six cakes for £22.20), stocked with vanilla and chocolate cakes topped with an indulgently creamy buttercream. However, opt for the Rockin’ Around The Christmas Cake (£80) for the ultimate showstopper – a sensational sponge cake surrounded in buttercream and topped with stars and bows, hiding a fabulously sweet raspberry compote.
Address: Online and in-store across London
Website: lolascupcakes.co.uk
Dates: Delivery available from Wednesday 27 November
21. See a reimaging of Swan Lake
Australian circus company Circa is bringing its extraordinary reimagining of Swan Lake to London’s Southbank Centre ahead of Christmas. Duck Pond blends jaw-dropping circus skills and world-class performances for a festive spectacle for all ages. Expect an exhilarating tale of beautiful swans, a hapless prince, and a cheeky flipper-wearing duck army pulling off incredible stunts and aerial acrobatics alongside comedic touches you won’t find at your usual ballet performance.
Address: Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX
Website: southbankcentre.co.uk
Dates: Thursday 19 Dec - Monday 30 Dec 2024
22. Ring in the festive season in Brixton
Deck the Halls has arrived at Pergola Brixton following a sellout season at Paddington last year. Soak up the festive atmosphere and admire the 600-cover space’s seasonal makeover under twinkling lights and a snow machine as DJs spin tracks on select evenings. Choose from a new selection of Christmas cocktails, warm up with a boozy hot chocolate, and tuck into dishes from Brixton Market restaurants below.
Insider tip: Make a day of it with a mooch around Brixton Market, stopping off to sample some of the tastiest street food options in town – our favourites include Black Bear Burger, Fish Wings and Tings, and Ugly Dumpling.
Address: Pergola Brixton, Brixton Village, Coldharbour Lane, London SW9 8PS
Website: pergolabrixton.co.uk
Dates: Open now
23. Dress up for the most fashionable show in town
Vanessa Williams stars as Miranda Priestly in a brand-new musical adaptation of the hit film and bestselling novel The Devil Wears Prada. Follow aspiring journalist Andy Sachs as she unwillingly joins the ranks at Runway magazine, where she is ushered into a world she is surprised to find herself rather seduced by. Expect fabulous noughties fashion, stellar performances and an earworm-worthy score by Elton John, with all the classic lines you’d expect. The Mandrake is the show’s official partner – booking an overnight stay earns you access to a special rate for tickets, and means you can try the exclusive (and delicious) Devil’s Kiss cocktail beforehand, too. Charley Ward
Address: 268-269 Tottenham Court Road, London W1T 7AQ
Website: devilwearspradamusical.com; themandrake.com
Dates: Open now
24. Indulge in a Christmas afternoon tea
Enjoy a quintessentially English pastime at one of London’s swankiest hotels or chicest restaurants, as many pull out all the stops for their Christmas afternoon teas. Highlights include The Goring's Christmas Afternoon Tea, where savoury delights and seasonal treats are devoured on the covered Veranda between sips of house-blend tea and crisp Champagne. For a bucket list treat, look no further than The Ritz, where musicians play and the fanciest cakes in town are served in one of the capital’s prettiest dining rooms.
Address: The Goring Hotel, 15 Beeston Place, London SW1W 0JW; The Ritz London, 150 Piccadilly, London W1J 9BR
Website: thegoring.com; theritzlondon.com
25. Catch a family-friendly play at Lyric Theatre
This winter, Room on The Broom sweeps into Shaftesbury Avenue’s oldest theatre with an Olivier Award-nominated adaptation of Julia Donaldson's beloved children’s book. The lively interpretation of this modern classic takes audiences on an interactive journey as the cheery witch and her territorial cat take a moonlit adventure through the night skies, before battling a dragon with a taste for small children – watch out if you're in the FROW! With a sprinkling of humour for the adults, the show ensures everyone will have a cackle. Jessica Rach
Address: Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W1D 7ES
Website: thelyrictheatre.co.uk
Dates: Booking until 5 January
26. Reminisce at Hogwarts in the Snow
There’s no better time to immerse yourself in the nostalgic magic of the world of Harry Potter, as Warner Bros. Studio Tour London has decked the halls of the movie series’ most recognisable scenes. Families and committed fans return to Hogwarts in the Snow year after year, eagerly exploring castle dormitories, the spectacular grand hall and the cobbled stones of Diagon Alley. Witness a demonstration of the animatronic head of Hagrid used in the films for the first time, experience the charming snowy scene where the giant drags an enormous Christmas tree through the grounds, and discover the filmmaking secrets behind flames that don’t burn and ice that never melts.
Address: Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, Studio Tour Drive, Leavesden, Watford WD25 7LR
Website: wbstudiotour.co.uk
Dates: Until Sunday 19 January
27. Alpine Christmas at Chucs
Experience the charm of Europe’s most exclusive ski resorts at Chucs, as the restaurant group has transformed into an Alpine wonderland inspired by spots including Courchevel and Cortina D’Ampezzo. Restaurants have called on the likes of Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto, Dr. Vranjes, and iconic British cheese supplier Paxton & Whitfield for special dining options, from a classic cheese fondue served with bread, saucisson, cornichons, and green salad, and an indulgent pistachio tiramisu.
Address: Chucs restaurants across London
Website: chucsrestaurants.com
Dates: Throughout December
28. Admire London's sparkliest facade
Come November, London’s most iconic department stores, restaurants and members’ clubs pull out all the stops to claim the city’s most festive frontage title. As per, it’s Annabel’s drawing in the crowds this year. While only a select few make it through the hallowed doors of the Berkeley Square venue, everyone’s invited to admire the dazzling facade. Tatiana Kharchylava, Creative Director of The Birley Clubs, designed this year’s display, which sees a whimsical snow globe façade transport viewers to a place of innocence and delight. The symbol of childhood is a nod to the Caring Foundation’s commitment to nurturing young lives and coincides with the launch of TCFF’s ‘Food From The Heart’ campaign. In partnership with The Felix Project, London’s largest food redistribution charity, the foundation aims to distribute 300,000 meals across London by the end of this year and an additional 700,000 meals by the end of 2025.
Insider tip: You won't be stepping foot inside Annabel's without a coveted membership, but there are plenty of places nearby worth splurging on. Look to Bacchanalia for some of the most captivating restaurant interiors in London, dining under ancient-esque statues, or check out Sexy Fish for sushi platters, cocktails and late-night fun.
29. Celebrate Christmas on the Southbank
Between the Bridges is back in business for another festive season, with an eclectic programme of exciting events for all tastes. Expect some of the best street food vendors in town and a lively bar ideal for post-work tipples a stone’s throw from Southbank’s riverfront, where DJs spin tracks on the heated terrace from Thursday to Sunday. Highlights include ‘Swiftogeddon’ Taylor Swift club nights, drag brunches and the largest karaoke sessions in the capital.
Address: Between the Bridges, The Queen's Walk, London SE1
Website: betweenthebridges.co.uk
Date: Electric Winter at Between the Bridges runs until Sunday 22 December
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30. Dive into fondue at Somerset House
There's plenty of reason to visit Somerset House during London's Christmas period – ice skating in front of the iconic building is a key attraction – but The Chalet draws visitors looking for festive fun with a cosier vibe. The pop-up from Jimmy Garcia sits alongside the ice rink and offers a warm reprieve. The decor is Swiss chalet-themed, so expect faux fur rugs and wooden decor, but the star of the show is the fondue. It's everything you could wish for on a cold winter evening, made with British cheese and served with a selection of bread, potatoes and pickles. Finished with a glass of mulled wine, it makes for a dreamy festive treat. Abigail Malbon
Address: Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA
Website: somersethouse.org.uk/the-chalet-jimmy-garcia
Dates: Until Tuesday 31 December
31. Dream of the Italian Alps
It's no secret that one of our favourite things to do at Christmas in London is eat, and where better to treat ourselves than at Soho gelateria Gelupo, which is transporting guests to the Italian Alps with boozy hot drinks and festive treats. Indulge in scoops of seasonal ice cream packed inside toasted brioche buns – new flavours include gingerbread, halva stracciatella and panforte. Alternatively, enjoy a scoop served as a ‘chocolate affogato’ and watch as thick molten chocolate envelopes the ice cream. Punchier options include vin brulé – Italian mulled wine – made to a secret recipe with spices and citrus, and hot chocolates spiked with hazelnut Frangelico or Amaretto.
Address: Gelupo, 7 Archer Street, London W1D 7AU
Website: gelupo.com
Dates: Wednesday 13 November - Sunday 5 January
32. Mooch along a mulled wine trail
Fables & Company’s unique mulled wine trail may be one of the most festive routes in the capital right now. Collect a mulled wine tankard and embark on a three-stop journey, taking in the newly-opened Quill in Borough Yards, Plume in Covent Garden, and The Mulled Wine Tavern – a mulled wine market stall at the Southbank Centre Food Market. Show a fully stamped card at Plume or Quill before Sunday 22 December, and receive 10 per cent off the bill.
Address: Quill Wine Bar, Borough Yards, Arch 232 Bank End, London SE1 9FJ; Plume Wine Bar, 26 Wellington Street, London WC2E 7DD
Website: quillwinebar.com; plumewinebar.com
Dates: Every Friday and Saturday, 12pm - 8pm, and Sunday, 12pm - 6pm, Until Sunday 22 December
33. Savour festive flavours at The Hoxton
Each of The Hoxton’s four London hotels has launched a unique Christmas sandwich – so you know what type of winter trail you’ll find us on this December. Each hotel offers two festive sandwiches, one for carnivores and another for veggies. Shoreditch’s sandwich, from Oh Gee and Eggbreak, sees crispy Korean fried chicken, spiced cranberry sauce, sage and onion stuffing and a fried egg housed inside a brioche bun, while the vegetarian option swaps a crispy enoki mushroom for meat. Check out the other Holborn, Southwark and Shephard’s Bush venues and enjoy one of the tastiest festive lunches out there – or all four (we won’t judge).
Address: The Hoxton Hotels, London
Website: thehoxton.com
Dates: Until Tuesday 31 December
34. Sample the best of British fizz
Swap Champagne for British fizz at Nyetimber’s new English Sparkling Wine tasting bar – the first of its kind in London. Browse the full Nyetimber range alongside other premium snacks, drinks and lifestyle products inside Regent Street’s Brityard. Choose from various wine flights, from the ‘Flagship Flight’ spanning the Classic Cuvee Multi-Vintage, Rosé Multi-Vintage, and Cuvee Chérie Multi-Vintage (£30) to a ‘Prestige Flight’ made up of Blanc de Blancs 2016, Tillington Single Vineyard 2014, 1086 by Nyetimber 2013, and 1086 by Nyetimber Rosé 2013 (£60).
Address: Brityard, 310-312 Regent Street, London W1B 3AU
Website: brityard.com
Price: £30 - £60
Dates: Open now
35. Don the sequins for a festive ABBA spectacular
A cold chill may be blowing through the streets of London, but the sun’s always out at Mamma Mia! The Party – even as the team gear up for their glitziest festive run yet. Take a seat in Nikos’ family-run taverna on the Greek island of Skopelos and watch the drama unfold as Adam and Konstantina’s love story plays out to the dismay of Niko (currently played by Blue’s Antony Costa). Discourage Debbie the chef from setting alight to the courtyard on her sneaky cigarette breaks, cheer on Niko as he sets off to win back his wife Kate, and prepare for the party of a lifetime as a spectacular ABBA melody invites everyone onto the dancefloor to work off their multi-course Meditteranean feast.
Address: Mamma Mia! The Party, Unit 6.05, The O2, Peninsula Square, London SE10 0DX
Website: mammamiatheparty.co.uk
Dates: Ongoing