London Christmas Lights Gallery

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The West End under its winter lights, in roughly the order a walk would take you, from the great curve of Regent Street down to the river. Weighing up a tour of the lights of London at Christmas? These are the displays your evening is built around.

The set opens on the angels that swoop over Regent Street, lit against a dusk sky and then a black one. Then come the side streets: peacock feathers of white and blue light, snowflakes and a floating snowman, curtains of gold stars.

After that, the smaller things a guide stops for: a reindeer of silver lights by a market hall and an arcade dressed in wreaths. It ends with the Trafalgar Square Christmas tree, strung with its vertical lights beside the column, and across the river, where the trees are lit blue and the market huts glow on the far bank.

Giant angels of white lights hung across a curving street of stone shopfronts

An angel of warm white lights with outspread wings against a black night sky

A single angel of lights stretching its wings over lit stone shopfronts at dusk

White peacock feathers made of lights fanned out above a narrow shopping street

A great blue peacock tail of lights spread over a street of designer shops

White snowflakes and a floating snowman hung high over a narrow street at night

Curtains of gold stars and fairy lights hanging down over a wide street at dusk

A reindeer sculpture of silver lights standing in front of a lit market hall

The entrance of a covered shopping arcade dressed with wreaths and garlands

A tall spruce strung with vertical strings of lights beside a stone column at night

An avenue of trees lit blue along the riverside, a great wheel lit behind them

The river at night with a row of lit market huts along the far bank

Plan the practical side in the visitors guide. Short reads are on the blog, and every tour is on London Christmas Lights Tours.