Light up your Christmas this winter with our lowdown of London’s Best Christmas Lights. From traditional to extraordinary and everything in between we’re sure our list of this year’s Best Christmas lights in London will add a little sparkle to your festive season.

Enchanted Eltham Palace

For those who love fairy tales then this one is for you. Discover Eltham’s Enchanted Palace and get lost in an illuminated world. Travel the charming trail and experience the gardens in a new perspective, as you are immersed in bright lights, captivating colour, and beautiful sound. At the end of the journey, dive into mince pies and everyone’s favourite; mulled wine as you sit beside firelight surrounded by the lit-up palace and engulfed by woodlands. Eltham’s enchanted Palace puts a new spin on the annual Christmas lights in London.

Wembley Winterfest

A new offering to the Christmas Lights in London, Wembley Park has been transformed into an immersive interactive light installation. For the first time this year, visitors can explore the park at night and check out the grounds in a whole new light. For those with a love for play, this is the playground for you. Light and sound artworks have been Curated by artists from all over the world and is now home to London’s tallest ever LED light Christmas Tree.

Lightopia Festival London

Another new addition to the Christmas Lights in London, discover Chiswick House like never before. Stepping into Lightopia will be like stepping into a whole new world. Light designs and interactive pieces will transport the audience into a very different realm of expression and raw emotion. Located in West London, Chiswick House & Gardens will be home to Lightopia until 1st March 2020.

Kew Gardens

This one is a fan favourite every year and always delivers a sparkling display. The botanical gardens are again transformed into a magical illumination lighting up the iconic buildings. Check-out the mile-long trail leading to surprising new light artworks as Christmas music plays overhead, or maybe that’s just the singing holly bush, either way, you’re in for a treat.

Regent Street

The Spirit of Christmas has come to Regent Street this year helping to brighten up London’s West End. Get lost this Christmas as ghosts and ghouls hover overhead taking inspiration from the famous novel by Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol”, it’s one of London’s most popular Christmas lights.

Covent Garden

One of London’s most loved urban areas, and making part of the theatre district, Covent Garden is a great place to visit for an extra sparkle this Christmas. Using over 115,000 lights to lighten up this West End destination,

Carnaby Street

Check-out Soho’s Carnaby Street and get lost in a colourful display of lights. As you walk down this cobbled London street surrounded by boutique and fashion shops, it’ll be hard not to miss the colourful assortment of sea creatures hanging overhead. Taking inspiration from the ocean and bringing awareness to Project ZERO it’s a great addition to the Christmas lights of London.

Bond Street

Another London street and another display of amazing lights. Filled with its fashion shops and designer labels, Bond Street can sometimes be overlooked as the smallest of the shopping streets, however, its Christmas lights are just as impressive. This year the street will be lined with dozens of Christmas trees bringing an extra sparkle to London’s West End.