Here’s Where to Go in London during the Christmas Season like a Real Local

There’s something unmissable about London during Christmas season, and you wouldn’t want to miss out on them! And what better way to enjoy the winter holidays than traveling like a local? There are so many things to do—a day is not enough to explore its dazzling wonders.

The following below are ways on how to go local in London during the winter time:

-      Go Shopping

Head over to Knightsbridge! From department stores to the many different markets, you can avail of great deals and steals by going to the famous department store, Harrods. Don’t miss out on the giant Christmas shop, the popular Christmas Grotto, with all its extravagant and elegant decorations. While you’re at it, take a few steps to Harvey Nichols and check out their expansive collection on fashion, homeware, etc.

Check out Carnaby Street, too—a place with 13 pedestrianized streets. It’s the perfect place to look for unique gifts for those friends and family members who seem to own everything. As one of the trendiest shopping destinations in London, you can explore Carnaby for the indie fashion boutiques and unique brands like Pretty Green, Skinny Dip, The Great Frog, and Lazy Oaf.

Don’t miss out on heading over to the London favorites—Southbank Centre, Winter Wonderland, and London Bridge City!

-      Go Ice Skating

What’s a wonderful winter experience without going ice skating? If you’ve never tried it before, you’re in luck! London has many spectacular ice skating rinks for you to try out. Some of them will even remain open until the end of February like Winter Wonderland!

One of the most notable skating rinks include the Somerset House in Edmond J. Safra Fountain Court. This place goes lit during the nighttime with its bright lights and the DJ playing that trendy club music at the background.

There’s also the ice skating rink in the Natural History Museum, which remains open all day and night. You can enjoy a cup of hot chocolate or mulled wine in the museum café right after a session.

You can also drop by at the Hampton Court Palace, the former home of King Henry VIII. The ice skating rink is located at the Tudor front, which lights up with spectacular colors during nighttime.

So ditch the winter hibernation and explore the city! And while you’re at it, why not try one of the luxurious holiday apartments London? There’s nothing to worry about the expenses because London has ensured the availability of vacation rentals that are not only just worth your money, but offers some discounted rates, promos, and free services during the holidays!

By renting an aparthotels London, you get to set up base and make the most out of this magical month by participating in the London festivities. And without spending so much cash, too!