 | | Christmas celebrations have started in London already. It's a great time to enjoy seasonal markets and shopping, to ice skating rinks and festive events. Take a look at our guide below and if you're thinking about a new challenge for 2017 and love cycling, then don't forget to sign up for RideLondon. Entries close on 6 January. |
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| Find out what to see and do as the capital is transformed with beautiful lights, Christmas trees and seasonal decorations. Our Christmas guide is the perfect companion. |
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| Watch the colourful parade in central London with over 8,000 performers, colourful displays and music brightening up New Year's Day. |
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| See the spectacular light installations and hand-made lanterns on an enchanting walk through Chiswick House's famous gardens. |
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| Cycle on 160km of traffic-free roads through central London to Surrey and back with a finish in front of Buckingham Palace. |
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| Visit the largest celebrations outside of Asia. Experience the colourful Chinese parade, performances, food and fireworks. |
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| NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters |
 | | Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre, London |
 | | 30 November – 4 December |
| The top eight men's and women's players and the top four quad players in the ITF Wheelchair Tennis Rankings compete for the title. |
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