Christmas In Leicester Square

The boys are are back and ready to grab Christmas by the baubles! We’re absolutely delighted that Briefs Factory will be headlining this year’s Christmas in Leicester Square. The only question is, are you ready for your Close Encounter? 9 Nov - 3 Jan. https://bit.ly/2mILkHm

So long and thanks for coming! See you all next Christmas for more festive fun in Leicester Square.

It's our last day! We are sad to go, but what a lovely time we've had. Thank you for celebrating Christmas all winter long with us at Christmas in Leicester Square.

How are you feeling now it's well and truly 2018? We're pretty excited, feeling just like this!

Did you take a trip in our Hilton Hotels & Resorts Holipod? Share your pics with us!

Christmas in Leicester Square is open! Thanks for bearing with us during these high winds! See you all soon.

Due to high winds Christmas in Leicester Square is temporarily closed today, until further notice. We'll keep you updated on the site reopening.

Our Christmas Markets are open until 7th January, so make sure you come along to enjoy the beautiful products and tasty food on offer.

Christmas in Leicester Square is now open!

Due to the high winds Christmas in Leicester Square is temporarily closed, however, we expect to reopen later on today. We'll let you know when we have further information.

We've had a wonderful festive period and we're so happy to have shared it with so many of you!

Ring in the New Year with Tempest Rose and House of Burlesque Ltd: 2.0 http://www.christmasinleicestersquare.com /…/house-of-burles…

Happy New Year! Goodbye 2017, you were great fun. Bring on 2018, let's do this!

One week left till Christmas in Leicester Squares says goodbye till next Christmas. Make sure you pop along to see our Christmas Markets and make the most of Christmas whilst its still here!

Start 2018 off the right way with raucous daring feminist fun from House of Burlesque: 2.0 http://www.christmasinleicestersquare.com /…/house-of-burles…

Any last minute merchants looking for New Years Eve plans? We've got you covered with The Black Cat Cabaret Ball NYE. http://www.christmasinleicestersquare.com /…/the-black-cat-b…

Festive giggles are still up for grabs with The Showstoppers Christmas Kids Show! http://www.christmasinleicestersquare.com /…/the-showstopper…

Still thinking about Christmas? We're getting excited about New Year! Get tickets to the BIGGEST night of the year with The The Black Cat Cabaret Ball NYE http://www.christmasinleicestersquare.com /…/the-black-cat-b…

We've still got space in our tummies for more Christmas treats. These making you hungry…?

It might be winter but at Leicester Square we've got The Four Season; Ryan Molloy returns as Franki Valli. http://www.christmasinleicestersquare.com /…/ryan-molloy-ret…

Went to see Ryan Molloy (won a couple of tickets via the Facebook competition 🎉) lovely Christmas market. Lovely little stalls and the show was fantastic. Great atmosphere, great fun! Will definitely keep an eye out for what’s on next year!

We visited today & absolutely loved it. I took my 2 yr old Grandson into the Santa's Grotto & it was well worth it. The stalls are good but maybe a little overpriced, loved the mini pancakes & chocolate world stalls. Excellent family visit.

We saw the show a Christmas carol was lovely wondered around the stalls after was a really nice evening considering it was pouring with rain xx

Nice and Christmassy and not too big and over commercial like some Chritmas markets I have been to! Food and drink bars were nice and what was expected.

Booked to see A Christmas Carol in the Spiegeltent. It was a brilliant production and adaptation of the classic tale. Very well done, clever and entertaining. Very funny too at times!

Thank you. It was a great part of a brilliant day out in London!

Lovely and cosy market filled with lovely people, the best foods and gifts for the Christmas period you find here �

It is a nice place, small but have all kind of think, perfect for go after work or friends or family, have little drink, eat and feel Christmas.

It is small i think thats the reason being cool, big enough

I would recommend to anyone!

Felt really good there, beautiful place

Excellent! Santa was fantastic! Will definitely be back!

Beautiful place! :) really enjoyed the atmosphere :)))

Visited on Sunday 11th and really enjoyed the experience. It's compact with lots to see and buy. Santa was a wonderful experience and the Santa took time with each child and was very accommodating. Pictures were fine and not to expensive and they emailed all 5 to me straight away. All in all good fun. Shame we had already eaten, as there are good food and drink stalls. Our son loved it.

Small but easy to get to. All lovely stalls that are perfect for Christmas. It definitely had the right festive feel to it. Fun for all!

German Christmas markets now appear in different parts of London. The one in Leicester Square is small but a very good one. It has its own theatre where I saw a production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Indeed, very entertaining.

If you're going to see a show at the theatre inside the market, stay close to the blue rope barrier as early as possible and make sure if you are queuing, keep your place, as last night some people queueing at the original front lost their place when staff came out to move it. No signs or staff to advise where to queue from and from when etc. Stalls and bars etc all ok, just like any other Christmas market.

If you ever wake up one day and fancy getting ripped off then this is the place to go.

I enjoyed it! But, there is place for more! The guys with the Hinton North Pole photo booth were outstanding!!!!

No Carousel?... No Horse chestnuts?....No ferris wheel?... What happened?... Budget cuts?...Used to look like a winter wonderland straight out of a 1950's Christmas film....Now, it's just another market with a bar and a few twinkling lights....The magic has gone for me. Leicester Square at Christmas will be just a memory for me now.

I didn't really enjoy the place. I was looking forward to the Santa's Grotto with my daughter but i was very dissapointed. The santa was boring and the whole experience was boring. The santa wasn't warm or loud. Its supposed to be fun and magical for the kids. The professional photos weren't any good either. I always take my daughter to grottos and they've always been worth it. The professional photos are worth it but this experience was a waste of money. I couldnt go around the market much because there was a stall sellinng some kind of food which smell made me sick.

We booked tickets to take my son to Santa’s Grotto with his Grandma who travelled to London especially and he wasn’t there!

We were told that we shouldn’t have been able to book tickets online for the time slot we had. They had no idea what they were doing. Got a refund but have a very disappointed family, we got there an hour early too to enjoy the market which is tiny and overpriced. Would not recommend �

Went to see Ryan Molloy (won a couple of tickets via the Facebook competition 🎉) lovely Christmas market. Lovely little stalls and the show was fantastic. Great atmosphere, great fun! Will definitely keep an eye out for what’s on next year!

We visited today & absolutely loved it. I took my 2 yr old Grandson into the Santa's Grotto & it was well worth it. The stalls are good but maybe a little overpriced, loved the mini pancakes & chocolate world stalls. Excellent family visit.

We saw the show a Christmas carol was lovely wondered around the stalls after was a really nice evening considering it was pouring with rain xx

Nice and Christmassy and not too big and over commercial like some Chritmas markets I have been to! Food and drink bars were nice and what was expected.

Booked to see A Christmas Carol in the Spiegeltent. It was a brilliant production and adaptation of the classic tale. Very well done, clever and entertaining. Very funny too at times!

Thank you. It was a great part of a brilliant day out in London!

Lovely and cosy market filled with lovely people, the best foods and gifts for the Christmas period you find here �

It is a nice place, small but have all kind of think, perfect for go after work or friends or family, have little drink, eat and feel Christmas.

It is small i think thats the reason being cool, big enough

I would recommend to anyone!

Felt really good there, beautiful place

Excellent! Santa was fantastic! Will definitely be back!

Beautiful place! :) really enjoyed the atmosphere :)))

Visited on Sunday 11th and really enjoyed the experience. It's compact with lots to see and buy. Santa was a wonderful experience and the Santa took time with each child and was very accommodating. Pictures were fine and not to expensive and they emailed all 5 to me straight away. All in all good fun. Shame we had already eaten, as there are good food and drink stalls. Our son loved it.

Small but easy to get to. All lovely stalls that are perfect for Christmas. It definitely had the right festive feel to it. Fun for all!

German Christmas markets now appear in different parts of London. The one in Leicester Square is small but a very good one. It has its own theatre where I saw a production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Indeed, very entertaining.

If you're going to see a show at the theatre inside the market, stay close to the blue rope barrier as early as possible and make sure if you are queuing, keep your place, as last night some people queueing at the original front lost their place when staff came out to move it. No signs or staff to advise where to queue from and from when etc. Stalls and bars etc all ok, just like any other Christmas market.

If you ever wake up one day and fancy getting ripped off then this is the place to go.

I enjoyed it! But, there is place for more! The guys with the Hinton North Pole photo booth were outstanding!!!!

No Carousel?... No Horse chestnuts?....No ferris wheel?... What happened?... Budget cuts?...Used to look like a winter wonderland straight out of a 1950's Christmas film....Now, it's just another market with a bar and a few twinkling lights....The magic has gone for me. Leicester Square at Christmas will be just a memory for me now.

I didn't really enjoy the place. I was looking forward to the Santa's Grotto with my daughter but i was very dissapointed. The santa was boring and the whole experience was boring. The santa wasn't warm or loud. Its supposed to be fun and magical for the kids. The professional photos weren't any good either. I always take my daughter to grottos and they've always been worth it. The professional photos are worth it but this experience was a waste of money. I couldnt go around the market much because there was a stall sellinng some kind of food which smell made me sick.

We booked tickets to take my son to Santa’s Grotto with his Grandma who travelled to London especially and he wasn’t there!

We were told that we shouldn’t have been able to book tickets online for the time slot we had. They had no idea what they were doing. Got a refund but have a very disappointed family, we got there an hour early too to enjoy the market which is tiny and overpriced. Would not recommend �

Went to see Ryan Molloy (won a couple of tickets via the Facebook competition 🎉) lovely Christmas market. Lovely little stalls and the show was fantastic. Great atmosphere, great fun! Will definitely keep an eye out for what’s on next year!

We visited today & absolutely loved it. I took my 2 yr old Grandson into the Santa's Grotto & it was well worth it. The stalls are good but maybe a little overpriced, loved the mini pancakes & chocolate world stalls. Excellent family visit.

We saw the show a Christmas carol was lovely wondered around the stalls after was a really nice evening considering it was pouring with rain xx

Nice and Christmassy and not too big and over commercial like some Chritmas markets I have been to! Food and drink bars were nice and what was expected.

Booked to see A Christmas Carol in the Spiegeltent. It was a brilliant production and adaptation of the classic tale. Very well done, clever and entertaining. Very funny too at times!

Thank you. It was a great part of a brilliant day out in London!

Lovely and cosy market filled with lovely people, the best foods and gifts for the Christmas period you find here �

It is a nice place, small but have all kind of think, perfect for go after work or friends or family, have little drink, eat and feel Christmas.

It is small i think thats the reason being cool, big enough

I would recommend to anyone!

Felt really good there, beautiful place

Excellent! Santa was fantastic! Will definitely be back!

Beautiful place! :) really enjoyed the atmosphere :)))

Visited on Sunday 11th and really enjoyed the experience. It's compact with lots to see and buy. Santa was a wonderful experience and the Santa took time with each child and was very accommodating. Pictures were fine and not to expensive and they emailed all 5 to me straight away. All in all good fun. Shame we had already eaten, as there are good food and drink stalls. Our son loved it.

Small but easy to get to. All lovely stalls that are perfect for Christmas. It definitely had the right festive feel to it. Fun for all!

German Christmas markets now appear in different parts of London. The one in Leicester Square is small but a very good one. It has its own theatre where I saw a production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Indeed, very entertaining.

If you're going to see a show at the theatre inside the market, stay close to the blue rope barrier as early as possible and make sure if you are queuing, keep your place, as last night some people queueing at the original front lost their place when staff came out to move it. No signs or staff to advise where to queue from and from when etc. Stalls and bars etc all ok, just like any other Christmas market.

If you ever wake up one day and fancy getting ripped off then this is the place to go.

I enjoyed it! But, there is place for more! The guys with the Hinton North Pole photo booth were outstanding!!!!

No Carousel?... No Horse chestnuts?....No ferris wheel?... What happened?... Budget cuts?...Used to look like a winter wonderland straight out of a 1950's Christmas film....Now, it's just another market with a bar and a few twinkling lights....The magic has gone for me. Leicester Square at Christmas will be just a memory for me now.

I didn't really enjoy the place. I was looking forward to the Santa's Grotto with my daughter but i was very dissapointed. The santa was boring and the whole experience was boring. The santa wasn't warm or loud. Its supposed to be fun and magical for the kids. The professional photos weren't any good either. I always take my daughter to grottos and they've always been worth it. The professional photos are worth it but this experience was a waste of money. I couldnt go around the market much because there was a stall sellinng some kind of food which smell made me sick.

We booked tickets to take my son to Santa’s Grotto with his Grandma who travelled to London especially and he wasn’t there!

We were told that we shouldn’t have been able to book tickets online for the time slot we had. They had no idea what they were doing. Got a refund but have a very disappointed family, we got there an hour early too to enjoy the market which is tiny and overpriced. Would not recommend �