17 UNBELIEVABLE events in London in February
What to do in London in February?
London in winter is the epitome of cozy comfort! In the city on the Thames, it often gets bitterly cold. Everyone wraps up thick, throws the scarf around the neck, cap on the head, and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere! Here come the events that await you around Valentine’s Day in London! and
London is an incredibly diverse city. Whether it’s activities for the whole family, romance for lovers, or if you want to follow in the footsteps of your idol – here you can find it all!
How is the weather in London in February?
Unfortunately, London’s weather in February is not as rosy as Valentine’s Day. However, February has one good thing: There is less rain than in January!!! With temperatures ranging from 5 to 9° Celsius, you’ll definitely still need to pack a thick jacket.
You are a culture enthusiast? Well, that meets well, because in February in London there are so some museums, plays, and exhibitions to visit!
Our top events for February in London!
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Natural History Museum London
Museum in South Kensington
The Natural History Museum calls one of the greatest collections in the world its own. The huge dinosaur skeletons alone are worth the visit!
Children are usually not so convinced of museums, but the museum in the middle of central London has some thought about that even children have fun here.
Giant skeletons of dinos, the blue whale and also some interactive games make a rainy day in London (which can happen in February) to a huge fun!
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London: International Mime Festival
Festival in BanksideSince 1977, the world’s best mime artists have come together in London in February. In 2024, the International Mime Festival will again be a great celebration. From mid-January to the beginning of February, there will be outstanding shows in various theaters. The exact date is not yet known, but you can get all the info on the official homepage.
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The Infinity Mirror Rooms at the Tate Britain
Museum in Westminster
Since 2012, the Tate Museum in London has exhibited one of the most popular exhibitions: Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirror Rooms.
The exhibition is especially popular among younger people, because with the Chandelier of Grief, one of the rooms creates a truly instagram-worthy display of colorful lights and unique effects.
Until April 2023 you can still visit the Infinity Mirror Rooms in London.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Theater in Bankside
This piece of culture in the heart of London stands for two things: Shakespeare and fantastic heritage! Even though the theater is used for – well – theater, it’s also home to many greatmusical events and a drama school.There are thousands of hours of magical moments taking place here each year for young and old. You’ve never seen anything by Shakespeare? Then hurry to Shakespeare’s Globe – it’s worth it!
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London: 4 course lunch on a luxurous bus
Theme bus in Westminster
You spend a few romantic days in London and want to celebrate the Valentine’s Day in London duly?! Then we have pulled something out of the bag of tricks for you, which you might like: A round trip in a luxury bus with a 4-course lunch!For 90 minutes you will be coached in the comfortable vehicle, drink scarefully selected wine and enjoy the togetherness with your loved ones!Your excursion will take you past the best sights of London and make the gourmet experience a well-rounded date. Well, if that doesn’t make a few hearts beat faster, I don’t know what will!
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The National Gallery London
Museum in Westminster
If you’re into art, you definitely shouldn’t miss the Pesellino exhibition at the National Gallery in London in February.
In the free exhibition, you’ll discover the underrated artist Francesco Pessellino, who is wowing visitors with his Renaissance art!
From December 7, 2023 to March 10, 2024, the artworks are waiting to be admired by curious people
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Sky Garden
Building in City of London
It’s gloomy weather outside again, and you feel like escaping the gray winter in London? Then take a little tropical break at the Sky Garden.
In the tallest garden in the city in the Walkie-Talkie building, it’s green all year round. When the clouds aren’t hanging ground-deep, you’ll have one of the best views of the city and beyond from up there.
To visit the big city jungle, you should register in advance to make sure you get in.
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Highgate Cemetery
Cemetery in North London
London, England - may 6 2019 : the Highgate cemetery opened in 1839Many historical personalities like Karl Marx and Michael Faraday are buried in the beautiful Highgate Cemetery. For a small entrance fee of about 4 pounds you can visit the ornate tombs and graves.
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London Classic Car Show
Exhibitions, Fairs and Congresses in West London
For the 9th time you can be part of the Classic Car Show in London. More than 700 classic cars, including from racing cars of the Formula 1 to American muscle cars. For car lovers, this is one of the absolute TOP events in February in London.On the event Saturday you can go to the big auction and you, if you just have a few euros left, one of the selten vehicles acquire – for example, a amphibious vehicle from Porsche from the time of the Second World War.
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Bookshopcrawl in London
Walking Tour in London
Attention bookworms: Even if through the digitalization some small bookstores already had to wave the white flag, the charm of a beautiful bookstore has not changed yet. The smell of books and that in such a beautiful place.The organization “Bookshopcrawl” has made it its mission to support the small indie bookstores and bring book lovers together. Several times a month you have the opportunity to stroll undisturbed through the book alleys and not hear the sentence “Do you really need more books?”.Be sure to buy a ticket in advance!
The most romantic activities and events in London on Valentine’s Day
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Behave like lovebirds at the Hampstead Heath Park
Park in Hampstead
Hampstead is an affluent residential area with the large park Hampstead Heath. Especially in this park you will see many dog owners walking with their four-legged friends. In addition, the park attracts many sports enthusiasts. Here you can play cricket or croquet or go fishing. A part of the lake is approved as a bathing lake. Especially in summer you can refresh yourself in the cool water and sunbathe.The highest point of the park is Parliament Hill. From here you have a magnificent view of Kenwood House in the north.
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Stroll through the ridicules romantic Notting Hill
Neighborhood in West London
One of the most beautiful residential areas of London, for many the most beautiful, is Notting Hill. Since the 1999 film of the same name with Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant, this part of London is also a place of pilgrimage for lovers from all over the world.
Just stroll along Portobello Road, no matter which direction, and get your fill of the beautiful buildings, stores, pubs, and cafés.
Start from either Holland Park or Notting Hill Gate tube station. For many, this neighborhood is the epitome of romantic London.
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Londons Botanical Gardens - Kews Gardens
Park in Richmond
For Valentine’s Day in London, a date or simply as a couple’s activity, Kew Gardens is perfect for a romantic stroll.
Located just outside of London, you’ll find London’s botanical garden – Kew Gardens. Once you enter, you’ll find yourself in a different climate zone and a warm, humid heat surrounds you. An impressive, exotic plant world awaits you.
Particularly great to see is The Hive. It is a replica of a beehive, which is equipped with special sensors that receive data from a real beehive. The structure is 17 meters high and illustrates how important bees are to us and our environment.
As you explore, you’re sure to discover the 50-meter tall Chinese Pagoda in the park – a gift to Princess Augusta in 1762. If you want to go high, don’t miss the treetop walk, which hovers 18 meters above the ground! This activity for couples in London is included in the price. But before you go, make sure that your sweetheart is free from giddiness!
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A glass of Champagne and the best view of London please - The Shard
Building in Bankside
Since 2013, tourists traveling to London have been able to view the city from a completely new angle: from the top floor of what is officially the tallest building in Western Europe – The Shard!
The pyramid-shaped skyscraper in the London borough of Southwark has been one of London’s most important sights since it opened.
The absolute highlight of any trip to The Shard is the breathtaking open-air view: yes, even the trip to the toilet is a real highlight not to be missed. Even from there you have an incredible view of the city.
Whether you’ve been together for a long time or it’s your first date, a glass of champagne with such a view is where things get romantic for couples in London.
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Enjoy the Banksides of London with a dinner boatcruise
Boat tour in WestminsterEmbark on a romantic Thames cruise for Valentine’s Day and explore the evening charm of London with a three-course dinner. You’ll depart from Westminster Pier at the Houses of Parliament and be greeted with a glass of champagne.As dusk falls, you’ll cruise past historic landmarks like the Palace of Westminster, the St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Tower of London, Tower Bridge and the maritime heritage of Greenwich.Enjoy the menu (with a vegetarian option), a delicious bottle of wine. Finish with tea or coffee. The live band plays romantic sounds for your Valentine’s Day dance against the enchanting backdrop of the illuminated London skyline.
The open top deck offers spectacular views for photos.
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Treat yourselves in the most romantic restaurants London
Restaurant in Covent GardenLocated in the heart of Covent Garden, the Clos Maggiore is a romantic oasis that enchants its visitors with its undeniable charm. Often referred to as “London’s most romantic restaurant,” this restaurant invites lovers and travelers in particular to embark on an enchanting culinary journey.
Clos Maggiore’s reputation as a romantic retreat is well deserved, making it the ideal destination for couples seeking an enchanting dining experience. Whether it’s a special occasion or fine dining at the end of your trip, this restaurant in the heart of London promises an unforgettable and utterly romantic culinary adventure.
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