NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL
The biggest street carnival in Europe! An explosion of colours and costumes ...Read more
DÉCORATIONS DE NOËL
Wonderfully stroll through Regent Street and Oxford Street, stroll through ...Read more
LONDON NEW YEAR'S DAY PARADE
The most important New Year's Eve celebration in the world! Not to be ...Read more
GUY FAWKES NIGHT
Don't miss the fireworks over the Thames if you're visiting in November. Or ...Read more
BLACK PRIDE
Read moreThe queer alternative to the famous Notting Hill Carnival, this festival, founded in 2006, continues to attract more and more people every year. While black lesbian and bisexual women are behind the event, it's open to everyone, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation. The march usually ends at the Ministry of Sound nightclub, then often continues with Bootylicious, a popular dance party. This event is the epitome of British freedom of expression!
ST PATRICK'S DAY
Gaelic songs and flowing beer are on the programme every year for St ...Read more
NOUVEL AN CHINOIS
London's Chinese New Year celebrations are among the most important in the ...Read more
TROOPING THE COLOUR
A fan of the royal family? Don't miss the official celebration of the Queen ...Read more
LORD MAYOR'S SHOW
The Mayor of the City, elected every year, is paraded in suit and carriage ...Read more
PRIDE IN LONDON
A major and colourful celebration of LGBTQ culture in one of the most ...Read more
BONFIRE NIGHT
The English commemorate with fireworks the failure of Guy Fawkes, a soldier ...Read more
NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION
Read moreTo celebrate the end of the year, thousands of revelers gather in Trafalgar Square, swaying arm in arm, singing Auld Lang Syne ("It's only goodbye, brothers"). Despite the hustle and bustle, the presence of drunks and pickpockets, and the occasional brawl, the event continues to draw large crowds. A fireworks display and the Big Ben carillon, magnificently restored after extensive renovation work, are also on the program.