Taylor has been talking to anyone who would listen about Winter Wonderland since we went last Christmas.
And it's definitely bigger and better than last year!
It's free to get in and open from 10-10 but we definitely went at a good time. 2pm on a Saturday and stayed until 5:30 when the masses really started rolling in.
We made a beeline direct to our favourite ride from last year. WILDE MAUS
Tokens are steep but worth it.
The smell of German bratwurst is everywhere. We grabbed some sweet potato fries and watched a long line of men try their hands at one of those impossible carnival games: 'Hang on a bar for 2 minutes to win £20.' It was so entertaining to watch the big, burly men try to hang on and the crowd groaning with them when they fell short of the 2 minute mark.
Every kind of Haribo! Extremely fitting in a German market and sure made Taylor a happy guy.
Bratwurst served with soooo much sauerkraut. But smells oh so good.
Creepy, creepy man in Bavaria Town.
Walking away from the park toward the Knightsbridge underground station. London is such a gloriously beautiful place.
Harrods Christmas Lights.
London Black Cabs.
Tourists clogging up the sidewalk.
(I added to the chaos by taking some photos myself and I don't feel that badly about it)
We ended the night with some hot chocolate at Le Pain Quotidien.
I've written about our favourite hot chocolates around London but here's the quick recap: steamed bowl of milk and a small jug of Belgian chocolate to stir in for your chocolatey delight.
I love Christmas in London.
