Get enticed with an open bus tour in London during Christmas

Tuesday, December 26, 2023

With the spectacular London by night tour on an open-air bus this winter, visitors can fully immerse themselves in the city’s entrancing Christmas lights.
The trip takes one around the centre of the city in about 90 minutes with a live guide. The most famous sites and landmarks in London will come to life for the passengers, complete with spectacular Christmas decorations, thousands of shimmering lights, and enough glitter to light up the pitch-black night sky. It’s going to be an unforgettable evening.
Passengers will be able to marvel at the 5,000 hanging sustainable stars that light up Europe’s busiest shopping corridor as they cruise along Oxford corridor. The store Selfridges, known for its amazing window displays, will also be passed by the passengers. Afterwards, head to Regent Street to take in the iconic stores decked out in ivy, holly, and some of the most breathtaking lights that one has ever seen. Discover the magnificent lights of Piccadilly Circus and the amazing huge Christmas tree glimmering in the famous Trafalgar Square. In addition to taking in views of the iconic London Eye, explore Southbank, London’s bustling festive district, which is home to a shimmering Christmas market and breathtaking fairy lights.
As the passengers go through the streets and buildings replete with historical significance, an amiable and engaging guide will regale them with intriguing facts and stories about London. Moreover, this is the ideal moment to catch the city at its most brilliant, with lots of chances for striking nighttime photography. A sight to behold, guaranteed to make the passengers feel joyous!
One is in for a truly festive treat with a combination of classic London sightseeing that takes in some of the most well-known sites in the city and some of the most exquisite Christmas light displays in the UK!
One will be able to enjoy the best of London’s Christmas lights with an open-top bus trip and discover a new side of the city. The upper deck offers sweeping views of the capital of England, including popular sights like St. Paul’s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and the Tower of London.

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