What to do in London during Springtime

Finally the sun has arrived in London!! Spring has sprung and whilst it might not last, we’ve no

time to wonder about that. London is one of the beautiful places on earth during spring month

definitely witnesses a change of pace in the city. April’s sweet showers herald the start of

warmer and a host of outdoor events for Londoners and visitors alike shedding their sweater

and enjoying the longer days. The best things to do in London in the spring sunshine.

Parks and Gardens

London’s green spaces looks their Best in spring. Eight Royal parks of London looks so

magnificent during springtime. Hyde Park is today a bustling open space with its winding

serpentine lake, famous Speakers’ Corner and plenty of places to stop and smell the roses. St.

James’s Park and Green park where hundreds of yellow flowers covers the Lawn. By the time

daffodils have faded roses have taken their places, with the rose garden’s in Regents Park and

Greenwich park are the perfect spots to treat your Eyes and Nose.

Sightseeing Places

Many of London Properties are re-opened their doors around springtime after being closed for

the winter. Beautiful Ham House in the southwest London is a perfect example of early 17th

century house design while 2 willow road in Hampstead showcases the work of Modernist

architect Erno Goldfinger.

Festivals and Events

London Home and Garden Show

Date: 15th April -17th April 2016

London Spring Home and Garden Show is Southwestern Ontario’s largest and most

comprehensive home, renovating, gardening and lifestyle show where you can find fresh &

innovative ideas from the ultimate showcase in indoor and outdoor living. 330 professional

exhibitors , Stage seminars, demonstrations, celebrity guests and other special feature displays

of flower show, Design center, latest interior and exterior designing technologies and many

fabulous prizes.

The Feast of St. George

The Feast of St George is held in famous Trafalgar Square on April 23 in celebration of St.

George’s Day ― a national day of feasting that dates back to the 13th century. With a bevy of

traditional English cuisine on offer from a variety of market stalls, visitors to London can take

the opportunity to celebrate like the locals do. If a sit-down affair is more your cup of tea,

banqueting areas surrounded by the famous fountains of the square are also available. A

variety of live performances, cooking demonstrations, and games are available, making this

event suitable and enjoyable for the whole family.

Spring Festival in London

Spring Festival 2016 is on from April, 20th until April, 23rd and April, 27th until April 30th. The

Spring Festival at Bavarian Beerhouse runs two weekends only, in Tower Hill and Old Street.

There is a £5 entrance fee which applies for Fridays and Saturdays (Wednesdays and Thursdays

are free). This £5 includes a shot of Jaeger, a table reservation and great live music.

Getting to Events

London Airport Transfers provides a great pick and drop facility from all major airports to

tourist places in London. Executive airport transfer services allows a comfortable, reliable and

timely journey to and from airports. London airport transfers are going to provide their services

to above events.

Shopping during Spring time

Fortunately lots of shops are happy to cater your many needs!! Whitgift Centre and Centrale

two large and very well-appointed shopping centers at bigger discount. Other possibilities

include The Glades, which is in Broomley (south East London), Wood Green Shopping Centre

(North London) Westfield Centres at (central London) and let’s not forget the markets at Oxford

street Bond Street, Camden and Portobello Road Marke , the world's largest antiques market, is

open every Saturday (with some stalls open on Fridays too) and whether or not antiques are

your vintage bag, the atmosphere is buoyant, flamboyant and not to be missed. And at

the London Farmers' Market, any amount of seasonal produce can be bought, all produced

within 100 miles of London.