Walking route map under solar street lights

What is the London Christmas Lights walking route?

This London Christmas lights walking route is one that we repeat annually as a family. It doesn’t take in all the lights in town (that would be impossible!) but it does include the biggest light displays including highlights Regents Street, Carnaby Street and Oxford Street.

Can you walk from Piccadilly Circus to London Christmas lights?

One of the best things about starting the London Christmas lights walking route from Piccadilly Circus is walking up the steps from the tube to be greeted by the iconic Regent Street Christmas lights. The “Spirit of Christmas” angel Christmas Lights on Regent Street have become as iconic as Regent Street itself and are always a joy to see.

Where to go for a Christmas lights walk in London?

Turn right and walk down to Oxford Circus, taking in the decorations, shops, and lights as you go. When you reach Oxford Circus, turn right on Regent Street. This is another of the most popular places for a Christmas lights walk in London. The decorations here are amazing, and they’re beautiful to see at night.

How long is a London Christmas Lights walking tour?

This London Christmas lights walking tour ends on the South Bank, but you can explore as much of the greater area as you want to before moving on. From Tower Bridge to Bermondsey Street, there’s a lot to see around here. Time: 2 – 4 hours (depending on time in the shops and Christmas markets)

How do you see the lights in London?

A fun way to see the lights is on the CityDays London Festive Food Hunt. The streets are most busy just after sunset, around 4 pm. To avoid some of the crowds, do this walk as late as possible. Most lights switch off around Midnight. Most importantly, try and pick a day when it’s not expected to rain.

How many Christmas lights are there in Oxford Street 2024?

This year over 5,000 white stars will once again hang above the famous shopping street consisting of over 300,000 LED lights. In 2024, the Oxford Street Christmas Lights are in partnerships with Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity) and will be raising money over the Christmas period with various events.