Now this is going to cover just the lights of central London that I saw. On about a 7 mile walk, according to my steps count on my phone, the lights of London were gorgeous to this rural Californian. Since Covid-19 required another mini-lockdown before the full holiday season, November meant no museums, but the ability to take some walks around the city. Here are the lights, and their locations around Central London.
Covent Garden:
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Mistletoe- Covent Garden will never be this empty again. All rights reserved, 2020.
Seven Dials: feathery and bright
Each dial has their own zigzag lights coming off also. All rights reserved, 2020.
The Strand: “Putting on the Ritz”
A very London Christmas. All rights reserved, 2020.
The Brunswick Center
Difficult to get all the trees into one photo, but light trees and decorated firs at this mini shopping mall. All rights reserved, 2020.
Kings Cross/Coal Drops Yard:
You know, just a casual grocery store going ham on Christmas. All rights reserved, 2020.
Mini Eiffel Tower- Silver Bells edition. All rights reserved, 2020.
Piccadilly- the love of my life. (forgot to go to Oxford Street and Regent Street, that’ll be next year).
These angels down the street are much more impressive when you see them head on. All rights reserved, 2020.
Woman in the red coat just really ‘tying the room together’. All rights reserved, 2020.
Quite literally blinded by the light. All rights reserved, 2020.
Extra: Stores in Central London (not all):
Can’t you hear the Christmas Cheer? Liberty of London, and Carnaby Street. All rights reserved, 2020.
Fortnum and Mason: they have multiple window displays that they change all the time. Christmas even more special. All rights reserved, 2020.
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