As I mentioned in my first Blogmas post, London knows how to do Christmas. This year I was hoping I could capture a lot more of that, but having in mind the current pandemic situation and the fact that I do want to go home for Christmas, I made an effort to avoid any crowded places (which is everywhere in London, especially at this time of the year). Still, I did get a few shots of some pretty nice Christmas lights in London, and I’m here to share them with you.
London does Christmas so well that even its monuments are elegantly decorated. I wrote about a visit to the Tower of London here, but these are some of my favourite Christmas shots from inside.
On that same day, I decided to cross the Tower Bridge and walk by the Southbank riverside.
There I noticed a Christmas market, at the time not crowded at all – it was a cold Friday afternoon.
The Hay’s Gallery, a small shopping centre just located next to the City Council, was beautifully decorated as well. These Christmas Trees are simply wonderful.
Oxford Street lights are little twinkle stars this year. Couldn’t take a better photo – it was crowded here, cold and rainy that day.
And finally, the beautiful ice skating rink at the Natural History Museum – I happened to stop by after going to an exhibition in one oy favourite museums, the V&A.
That’s all for today! Have a lovely weekend.
Love,
Nic
The Winged Bone 
Wow, London really knows how to do Christmas and mince pies 🙂 I usually like to try one or two around the festive season, but like any other Latvian, I mainly cling to homemade gingerbread cookies 🙂
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Oh that sounds delicious 🤩 I love gingerbread cookies! Thanks for commenting Aiva, have a lovely weekend!
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Such stunning photos, I’m so glad I’m visiting London on New Year’s Day, so will hopefully be able to see some of the lights, as they’re always impressive!
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