The Ultimate Holiday Guide to London's West End
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The Ultimate Holiday Guide to London's West End
"And while Europe offers no shortage of bustling markets during the holiday season, complete with handcrafted ornaments, roasted chestnuts and vats of spicy glühwein, it's London's West End that grows my Grinch heart three sizes after a visit. Though the entire city, much like New York, decks its halls and building exteriors in celebration, these are a handful of the can't-miss offerings from its famed entertainment and shopping district that will make any traveler's Nice List."
"Iconic Selfridges, one of London's premier department stores, has partnered with Disney for its annual window displays, staging elaborate scenes from animated classics like Beauty and the Beast and Snow White that cleverly incorporate available merchandise, both mainstays and limited edition. Its basement Christmas shop is also home to ornate ornaments and seasonal stationery, as well as a gift wrapping station to save Santa and his elves an extra step leading up to Christmas morning."
"Aside from the aforementioned Christmas markets for tasty bites and sips such as warm pastries, mulled wine and cinnamon-infused confections, London's West End is a hub of gastronomy, both traditional and contemporary. Tried-and-true Aqua Kyoto always serves up fresh sushi, cleverly concocted cocktails with Japanese spirits, and delicate vegetable tempura, while newly opened Town wows with an exciting play on British classics. Standout dishes include fried sage leaves in heather honey and chili, a potato sourdough"
London's West End transforms into a festive hub with elaborate holiday decorations, bustling markets, and seasonal shopping experiences. Selfridges partners with Disney for annual window displays featuring scenes from Beauty and the Beast and Snow White and stocks a basement Christmas shop with ornaments, stationery, and a gift-wrapping station. Numerous holiday markets offer distinct crafts, culinary treats, and regional atmospheres. Dining spans traditional and contemporary options, from Aqua Kyoto's fresh sushi and Japanese spirit cocktails to Town's inventive takes on British classics. Standout dishes include fried sage leaves in heather honey and chili and a potato sourdough offering.
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