Know What's on in London This November and Relish to the Fullest!

If you are fed up with your routine work, you have a great chance to have lots of fun this November in London. The night shows, musical plays, comedy shows, etc are the perfect ones to spend some time in an exciting way. There are also many concerts wherein you can get a chance to see the popular celebrities.

If you are still looking for more options, here is the list of what's on in London this November. Check it out now!

The Lord Mayors Show

The Lord Mayors Show:

On Saturday, 8^th November, the history will repeat with lot of fireworks on the River Thames. Back in 1215, when King John gave the citizens the permission to elect their own mayor, this day was marked as 'The Lord Mayors Show'. Every year a new mayor is elected and occasion is celebrated with lot of events all around. To view the best of the fireworks hang on between Blackfairs and Waterloo Bridges right on the South Bank.

Bonfire Night: 

 

Bonfire Night, spread over a week these days!

View some spectacular fireworks displayed at places like Alexandra Palace, Bishops Park, Enfield Town Park, Battersea Park etc. These places were spotted last year and as expected this year will be the same. There might be few more places added in the list this year. The fireworks will be on different days in a week. If you are lucky enough to view this, most probably this would be one of the best things to do in London.

Rugby Union:

The Autumn International Series, is the best one to entertain you if you love watching Rugby matches. The season has already kicked off on November 1^st and the final game will be played between England and Australia on 29^th November. Don't miss a chance to book your tickets for all the upcoming matches.

Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park

Besides all the above given events, visit the Spanish Riding School of Vienna, The Sixties Gold Show and the Winter Wonderland in Hyde Park which are considered to be the best things to do in London this November!

Interesting Things to Do in London That You Never Thought of!

An inspiring history coupled with modern architectural beauty, the city of London has strengths in all fields- education, entertainment, finance, fashion, research, tourism and much more. While you may wish to pay a visit to the Buckingham Palace, the Kew Gardens or the London Eye, which are amongst the top 20 attractions of London, there are other surprises too.

Largest charity fair

The 55th International Spring Fair and Food Festival this year will also celebrate the International Social Service network's 90th anniversary. The fest will take you by storm with more than 80 countries setting up stalls to sell their national produce. There will also be craft stalls, cocktail bars and stalls providing global cuisine. Being a part of this is certainly one of the best things to do in London.

St. Patrick's DayParade

Come Spring and London gears up to make the most of this Irish festival. The 17^th of March is a national holiday in Ireland and celebrated with much fervour. Thousands of people line up to see the parade. Londoners and the Irish alike will enjoy traditional Irish food, art, music and dance in this parade. You can get a swig of Irish whiskey or Guinness! The parade will start from Piccadilly and end at Trafalgar Square- places which are amongst the top 20 attractions of London.

Kids Adventure

The National History Museum understands the fascination we have with dinosaurs well and have come up with sleepover nights at the museum. There will be a three course dinner, a stand up comedy act, live music and quizzes and games through the night. Taking your kids to see the show will be amongst the best things to do in London. Adults can go too and try some edible insects! Spend the night beneath the huge Diplodocus skeleton and wake up to a breakfast and some more activities before you leave. The museum also premieres the much acclaimed 'Wildlife Photographer of the Year' exhibition till the 23^rd of March. This should top your 'interesting things to do in London' list.

The ‘WOW’ Attraction of the London City - London Eye

Want to experience something breathtaking and adventurous on your trip to the London city? Then a visit to one of the world’s top attractions of the city – ‘The London Eye’ will enhance the value of your trip.

The London Eye is a place where the world’s biggest Ferris Wheel of 135 meters was installed and which is located in the Jubilee Gardens on the South Bank of Thames river.

A spectacular and unforgettable Journey

The Eye is a moving Ferris wheel with large 'pods' in which you travel. It's a slow flight which takes round about 30 minutes to complete a turn where you are able to enjoy the glorious unimpeded views over London.

As the capsule began to rise, we feel like hovering above London in a gurgle. The way the capsules are suspended allows for a full 360-degree panorama of the city’s famous buildings and areas when you're at the top of the wheel. The first 3D aerial footage of London and 4D experience are amazing.

One of the lovable things about the eye is that there are private capsules for romantic couples named ‘The Cupid Capsule’ which is available on rent. It comes with a bottle of Laurent-Perrier champagne making the journey memorable.

Places to visit near The London Eye

There are a lot of things to do near the London Eye. You can start your day with the visit at the London Eye enjoying the journey of the city in the skyline. Then get up close to the most amazing aquatic creatures at the SEA LIFE London Aquarium. The other attractions to visit near are the star-studded studio of Madame Tussaud and the London Dungeon.

Right across the bridge from the London Eye are the Houses of Parliament, the Jewel Tower, The Westminster Abbey and the Cabinet War Rooms.

The London Eye is really worth the time and money and one of the best things to do in London.

• Don't forget your camera and have the clicks near the footprints and in the cabinet.
• It is advisable to pre-book your tickets on the weekends so that you can save a lot of your time standing in the long queue.