New Year's Eve Fireworks in London
London's impressive New Year's Eve firework display is famous world wide, the Coca-Cola London Eye site is a popular attraction at NYE.
Our top tips for Winter Wonderland Hyde Park
BOOK a night stay now at Mercure London Hyde Park and enjoy all of this right on your doorstep.
Notting Hill Carnival 2019
One of London’s most iconic summer events is Notting Hill Carnival: taking place over the last August bank holiday weekend, on 25th and 26th August, this internationally renowned festival celebrates Caribbean culture and traditions in London, attracting over a million visitors each year.
London festival of architecture
London Festival of Architecture comes to London for the month of June.
The festival looks at the capital's buildings through tours, talks, installations and other activities including a comedy show at the top of the BT tower 1-30 June.
Take part of the action and stay the night at Mercure London Hyde Park in June.
Ice Skating in Hyde Park
Open from 10am – 10pm, stretch out and practise your skating moves during a crisp morning skate. Enjoy the afternoon sun as it glistens on the ice, soak up the romantic atmosphere at twilight, or skate after dark under the stars.
London Dragon Boat Festival
This Hong Kong influenced Dragon Boat Festival is an excellent, and rather rare, opportunity to experience the rich Chinese culture.
British Summertime Festival
One of London’s most famous Royal Parks, Hyde Park, is always a popular destination in the summertime. And with good reason, it being perfect for picnics and day outs, all while enjoying the magnificent scenery.
Notting Hill Carnival 2017
This August bank holiday is welcoming back the largest street festival in Europe. Spread throughout West London, the carnival takes advantage of an area that is popular at the best of times.
Foodie Festival in London
Foodies Festival will be at Syon Park, Brentford from Saturday May 27 to Monday May 29; at Circus Field, Blackheath.
Things to do in London in March
Garden of Light
Paternoster Square is turning yellow as 2,100 handmade daffodils descend on the space to mark the Great Daffodil Appeal 2017, with each flower representing a Marie Curie nurse who provides care and support for people living with terminal illness.
