00:00Even though the official Christmas season might be winding down for some, London's winter markets are still going strong into the new year.
00:08From festive food and mulled wine to unique gifts and seasonal cheer, here is a round-up of the key markets you can visit in January.
00:16Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland is one of the most iconic and immersive Christmas experiences in London.
00:23Along with traditional Christmas market offering, festive gifts and food, you can also enjoy ice skating, a circus, fairground rides and a giant observation wheel.
00:34The market is a great place to find unique artisanal crafts and warming seasonal treats like mulled wine and hot chocolate.
00:41Hyde Park's Winter Wonderland closes on Sunday 5th January.
00:46Covent Garden adds a magical touch to the holiday season with its beautiful market in the heart of one of London's most vibrant areas.
00:54The Apple Market features a selection of high quality arts, crafts, antiques and seasonal gifts.
01:00Street performers and twinkling Christmas lights create a festive atmosphere making it a great place for a winter stroll or some shopping after Christmas Day.
01:09The Covent Garden Christmas Market is open until Tuesday 7th January in 2025.
01:15And lastly, Leicester Square Christmas Market is open until Sunday 5th January in 2025.
01:22Tucked in the middle of Leicester Square, this market offers a traditional experience with a range of stalls selling festive gifts, warm food and seasonal drinks.
01:31Here are some tips for January Christmas market goers.
01:34Expect smaller crowds. January is typically quieter at the markets which means fewer tourists and more space to browse at leisure.
01:43Cold weather essentials be sure to bundle up. Many of the markets are outdoors and while the atmosphere is festive, it can be chilly as well.
01:50And check opening hours. While many markets run into early January, it's always worth double checking specific hours, especially on New Year's Day.
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