Southbank Centre Winter Market
When:
4 November - 24 December 2021
Where:
South Bank
Image: Southbank Centre
A firm fixture of the festive season, the Southbank Centre’s Winter Market returns from 4 November. Featuring traditional alpine-style chalets and an array of seasonal pop-up bars and restaurants, it’s time to eat, drink and be merry alongside the river Thames. Indulge in festive favourites, shop for seasonal goodies, enjoy warming drinks and even dine in private igloos overlooking the London skyline; all under a canopy of twinkling lights.
More information can be found here.
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