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Useful information for coming to London
USEFUL LINKS:
CHANGING OF THE GUARD at Buckingham Palace: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 10:30–11:00 a.m. My Essential London Free Morning Tours include the Changing of the Guard.
THEATER AND MUSICALS. Last-minute tickets: You can get last-minute tickets at great prices for musicals and theaters. I recommend apps like TodayTixx or the website boxoffice.co.uk .
March is a fairly quiet month in London. It's still considered low season, so the streets are much emptier, and the good news is that you can find many plans and tickets much more easily than at other times.
Another good thing is that the days are finally starting to get longer; the worst is over. It's still cold, but little by little we're seeing that things are only getting better. Night falls at 7 p.m. This gives you more time to make the most of the days.
Here's a list of things to do in London this month.
1. LAST-MINUTE TICKETS . Sorry to insist, but you'll thank me for this. Take advantage of this low-season opportunity to get last-minute tickets at great prices for musicals and theaters. You're much more likely to get them than at other times of the year, and you'll get the full London experience.
We recommend apps like TodayTixx or the website boxoffice.co.uk
Many new works have been released recently , such as The Devil Wears Prada, Clueless or Much Ado About Nothing.
2. PARKS. You can take advantage of the longer days to see the trees in bloom , the beginning of spring, and take lovely walks through London's parks.
From Hyde Park to Battersea Park, passing through our favorite, St. James's Park.
3. SUNSET IN SKY GARDEN OR HORIZON 22 . Book a free ticket to watch the sunset from a skyscraper. This city has some of the best sunsets , so don't miss one from a high vantage point and watch the sun set over the city.
4. MOTHER'S DAY, MARCH 30. Mother's Day is celebrated this month in the UK, which means there will be discounts and offers that may interest you, so keep an eye out if you come to London this weekend because you can take advantage of deals at restaurants, shops, or events. They also offer themed afternoon teas, like the one at Fortnum & Mason.
5. VOGUE: INVENTING THE RUNAWAY, until April 26. If you're a fashionista , you can't miss this exhibition in London.
The exhibition is located next to King's Cross and brings together several images of iconic catwalk moments from the early 20th century. It's also an interactive exhibition, displayed in the "Lightroom," which allows projections on the walls so you can feel part of the images.
Tickets are on sale from 15 pounds.
6. ST. PATRICK'S DAY. Monday, March 17th, is St. Patrick's Day, the famous Irish holiday. Look for something green in your wardrobe and don't forget it this day for good luck. It's also the perfect day to go to an Irish pub. One of my favorites in London is Waxy O'Connor's . Don't forget to order a Guinness.
In addition, parades will be held in honor of this event in central London . It will pass right through the center of London. It starts in Hyde Park and ends in Trafalgar Square, where there will be plenty of celebration and activity.
7. WOMEN'S DAY. March 8th is International Women's Day. Many places, including businesses headed by women, hold events, hold talks, and offer discounts to celebrate this day.
At Southbank Centre, they often hold talks, workshops, and exhibitions for Women's Day.
8. SIGN UP FOR MUSEUM EVENTS. If it's raining, it's always a good idea to go inside a museum. Plus, there are tons of activities to do, including lectures, talks, and even events. Check the website of the museum that most interests you, as it's the perfect way to make the most of your visit.
9. FOR SPORTS, YOU CAN GO TO A PUB AND LIVE THE EXPERIENCE. Nothing beats going to the pub for a pint and watching a televised game. I recommend booking a table, as they tend to get very busy. This month there are rugby and soccer games.
10. PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY EVENT, March 8-11. Enjoy four days packed with everything related to photography, video, and content creation.
Admission costs £18.95 and gives you full-day access to the event and all the talks, events, and masterclasses. You can also try out new products or meet key industry creatives.
11. LONDON DURING WORLD WAR II, until October 30. Discover this free exhibition about World War II in the City of London, and the effects of the Blitz .
12. IMMERSIVE EXHIBITION ON TUTANKHAMUN, until June 2025.
Discover all the secrets of ancient Egypt. Not only do they tell you about the famous pharaoh, but through six interactive rooms, they reveal various events since the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb.
Once again, this is an immersive experience, with huge projections accompanied by music to make your new discoveries even more entertaining and exciting.
You can get tickets from 20 pounds.
14. TOUR IN LONDON WITH JULIET'S BRIDGE. And, of course, at the best time of year, a tour with us. We always make our tours different from the typical ones, but rather an experience like going to the theater or the cinema. Come, relax, forget about social media, WhatsApp, or maps, and we'll help you discover the city and explore this capital in a unique and special way, with interesting facts, anecdotes, details, and lots of entertaining history. You can book our tours free tours here , or book a private tour .
As you can see, March is still a great month to visit London, with thousands of plans and things to do and discover, and so am I.
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