Xmas in London

So behind on my blog!! A quick look back to a festive jaunt to London last December.

The city skyline by night is always a beautiful sight.

I’m not a huge Christmas fan but even I couldn’t fail to be delighted by the sheer sparkling excess that is the capital city at this time of year.

Sparkles galore along the Thames amd tucked into every corner.

A glorious glittery giant advent calender!!

Regent Street was a pure angelic delight with its stunning The Spirit of Christmas installation featuring a festive flock of glittering angels floating overhead.

Even the gaudy neon tuktuks look perfectly at home amongst the bright baubles.

Even the designer shops get in on the blinged up chrimbo action with Prada, Louis Vitton and Chanel putting on a show.

Taking a quick break from the festive mayhem below with a trip up to enjoy the views from the stunning vantage point of The Garden at 120 on Fenchurch street.

Here you can see some of the city’s iconic architecture such as the Gerkin and the walkie talkie at bird’s eye level!!

Then we head to Harrods. Possibly the most famous department store in the world.

Then onto Covent garden which is a heaving, headache inducing throng of excitable tourists.

Finally some rainbow soaked buildings including the city hall, London Eye amd beautiful St Pauls.

Yet another fantastic trip to the big smoke!!

Night view of the London Eye and illuminated buildings along the Thames, featuring colorful lights reflecting on the water.
Night view of the London Eye and surrounding buildings illuminated in various colors along the river Thames.
A night view of the London Eye illuminated against the city skyline, with the River Thames in the foreground featuring a dining boat named 'Millennium Diamond'.
View of the London skyline at night with illuminated buildings and bridges reflecting on the River Thames.

Published by Derbyshire Gal

World traveller, proud auntie, bit of a liability.

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