Discover London’s most festive displays as you glide through the heart of the capital on an unforgettable Christmas adventure. Travel in a luxury vehicle - up to 6 guests plus an expert guide.
Highlights:
Admire London’s stunning Christmas light displays from the comfort of a private vehicle
Drive down Oxford Street and become mesmerised by the twinkling lights
Marvel at Regent Street’s famous ‘Spirit of Christmas’ angels
See Trafalgar Square’s iconic Christmas tree and Covent Garden’s glowing piazza
Learn about London’s Christmas traditions from the expert guide
Enjoy fantastic photo opportunities with stops along the way
Travel with ease with pickup and drop off to any Central London hotel
Pickup included
Experience the magic of London at its most enchanting with a Private Christmas Lights Tour, designed exclusively for up to six guests. Travel in comfort in a luxury vehicle with your own expert guide, who will bring the stories, traditions, and festive spirit of the capital to life.
Your journey leads you through London’s most iconic illuminated streets, starting with the world-famous Regent Street, where the glowing “Spirit of Christmas” angels fill the sky. Continue to Oxford Street, home to the city’s largest and most dazzling light display, before gliding down the beautifully decorated Bond Street, renowned for its luxury boutiques and sparkling designer installations.
The magic continues in Covent Garden, where the giant Christmas tree, charming market piazza, and glittering decorations create a picture-perfect winter setting. You’ll also experience the festive buzz of Piccadilly and the timeless charm of Trafalgar Square, complete with its traditional Norwegian Christmas tree.
Schedule:
Departure Times: 4pm, 5pm, 6pm & 7pm
Duration: 3 hours
Please note:
This tour is not suitable for kids aged 3 or below.
If you require a booster seat, you can request this by emailing reservations@goldentours.com
The vehicle will only be able to stop for photos where it is safe and permitted.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Supplier: Golden Tours Gray Line London
Phone: 0044 02072337030
Email: reservations@goldentours.com
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