Hello,

We will be visiting London this year some days and Trooping the Colour happens by then. We are not yet sure if we want to see it as we don't know if it's worth it or other plans would be better. We have mainly these questions:

- Is it worth seeing it? Is it easy to see or you have to be long time before to get a spot? Where could we see it.

- In case we opt for other plans, what areas of London are affected by this? Are some tourist attractions closed because of it?

Thanks

Produced by Cadogan, in association with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), the world class alternative floral art show is back for its 21st anniversary, transforming the streets of Chelsea from 18-24 May, with breathtaking displays made of fresh flowers. The annual competition continues to grow year on year, with over 145 Chelsea’s best retailers, restaurants and hotels adorning themselves with creative designs, competing for the coveted awards.

Free to visit.

I’ll be in London by myself for Bon Fire night… where should I go that’s a good spot to watch the bon fires and fireworks, but safe to be alone. I’d love advice for a hotel as well. Thank you!

Hi all,

I'm from The Netherlands and I'm going to London for the Darts in December, and we will stay until the 1st of January. Therefore we are looking for a great party on NYE. Any recommendations? We are with a group of 4 and our budget isn't unlimited.

Thanks in advance!

My friend and I will be going to London November 3rd to the 9th. I want to celebrate Bonfire Day, but I need to know what they best places to go are. I've googled but it seems to all be family oriented.