Six Senses London
When to visit London
London knows how to put on a show. Spring blooms in the parks, summer hums with festivals, autumn dazzles with fiery foliage, and winter sparkles like a fairy tale. Whatever the season, we’ll make sure you experience the city at its most magical.
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Spring (March to May)
When London blooms, it blooms. Stroll through Kensington Gardens, where cherry blossoms line the paths, or wander Regent’s Park as daffodils and tulips burst into color. The Brits are bold when it comes to embracing the weather and the city hums with outdoor events, from the Chelsea Flower Show to riverside markets, the Boat Race and the Marathon, offering a fresh perspective on its timeless charm.
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Summer (June to August)
Long days and balmy evenings make summer in London a delight. Hyde Park beckons for picnics and paddle boating, while alfresco dining spots buzz with energy. Don’t miss the iconic Queens or Wimbledon tournament, the pomp of Trooping the Colour, fabulous Pride, or rooftop bars with stunning city views. When the sun shines, London truly sparkles.
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Fall (September to November)
The Proms heralds the autumn as the city transforms into a canvas of golds, reds, and oranges. Take a leisurely walk through Richmond Park or soak up the atmosphere at Borough Market, where fall flavors fill the air. Cultural festivals, London Fashion Week, and theater premieres make this a season of creativity and warmth.
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Winter (December to February)
London becomes a glittering wonderland in winter. Iconic streets like Oxford and Regent dazzle with festive lights, while ice skating rinks pop up at landmarks like Somerset House. Sip mulled wine at Christmas markets or retreat to cozy pubs as the city wraps you in its magical winter glow.