Where To See Snow In London

If there's one thing that we love, it's a gorgeous photo-friendly pop-up. From urban beaches in summer to pumpkin patches come autumn, we're proving that you don't need to leave London for your seasonal fix. And now that winter is well and truly in our sights? We're bringing you all the best places to see snow in London - whether that's an après ski escape without the airfare or a rooftop destination.

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Humbug: The Immersive Christmas Dive Bar

New to the scene this year? Humbug: The Immersive Christmas Dive Bar, where you can expect an adults-only grotto experience with a bad Santa and all his pals. Think interactive story telling, naughty cocktails and OTT decor - spanning everything from tinsel and tartan to Home Alone-themed murals and a shrine to Mariah Carey. But that's not all, since there's a flurry of snow as part of raucous performances too.

Humbug Christmas Dive Bar | DesignMyNight

It wouldn't be snowy scenes without Santa.

The Montague on the Gardens Ski Lodge

Wondering where to find snow in the UK? This Bloomsbury hotspot has got you covered...literally. Setting the scene with pine trees, falling flakes, Christmas lights and festive gear, The Montague on the Gardens Ski Lodge is the perfect place for a fun time in the West End. Ideal for big group events, book your ski pass and tuck into alpine treats.

Montague Ski Lodge London | DesignMyNight

You won't need to wrap up warm at this faux snow paradise.

Covent Garden

From tourists to Instagrammers and all the Londoners in between, Covent Garden is attracting a flurry of festive activity this winter. The Central London hotspot has once again been decked out with giant trees, gorgeous mistletoe installations and over 100,000 stunning lights.

As if that wasn't enough, there are dustings of snow every. single. day. in December - with a load of the white stuff falling on the hour, every hour between 12 and 9pm.

Covent Garden Christmas Snow | DesignMyNight

Don't miss performances from The Royal Opera House dancers.

Miracle On Leake Street

The city's alternative festive event is back for 2024, with the quirky graffiti tunnel hosting all sorts of fun. Not only can you expect a Christmas street party and cabaret performances, but also faux snow, wreath-making and food from the area's top market traders. Get down to Leake Street on the 5th of December for this completely free event.

Miracle On Leake Street | DesignMyNight

Expect snow at both ends of the Leake Street tunnel this year.

The O2

This year, The O2 is giving you the chance to experience the highest snow globe in the world, as a sparkly dome complete with the good stuff will be landing atop the famous building on the 22nd of November.

You'll have to scale The O2 to get to it, which is a thrilling experience in itself, and as soon as you reach its spectacular sphere you'll be met with Christmas trees, gingerbread cookies and bubbles - the perfect festive recipe if you ask us. 

Two people in the snow globe on top of the O2.

There's no business like snow business atop The O2.

Seven Dials Market

Experience pure joy and magic at Covent Garden's Seven Dials Market this winter as it'll be covered in snow every Wednesday to Sunday.

The Snow Glode event will be a street food-filled winter wonderland with sessions from 8.30pm on Wednesday and Thursday, and earlier ones at 4.30pm and 6.30pm too from Friday to Sunday. Umbrellas are included so grab a seat in the snow zone, then head to the bar for a complimentary glass of Telmont Champagne. 

Snow at Seven Dials Market in Covent Garden.

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. 

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