2 days ago · The Lunar New Year 2025 promises an exciting programme of events for all people of all ages to enjoy. What is the route for the Chinese New Year parade in London 2025? The exact route for the Lunar New Year parade in London 2025 starts on the east corner of Trafalgar Square next to Charing Cross station.

2 days ago · The Festival of Spring, also known as Lunar New Year or Chinese New Year, is a time of celebration and tradition. It is the main celebration for the Chinese community in London each year.

Jan 27, 2025 · London is gearing up for its annual Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations, marking the Year of the Snake with a spectacular parade, lively performances, and vibrant street displays.

Jan 7, 2025 · Chinese New Year — also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival — falls on Wednesday 29 January 2025, although in China, celebrations take place for a few weeks either side of this.

The official London Chinese New Year Parade will take place the weekend after the Lunar New Year.

4 days ago · The Year of the Snake is almost upon us! Find out how to celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year in London, including parades, set menus, walks and workshops

Jan 7, 2025 · In 2025, Chinese New Year falls on Wednesday 29 January, with London’s Lunar New Year parade taking place the following weekend, on Sunday 2 February. What time does the parade start?

Feb 8, 2024 · With the start of February comes the celebrations of Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year in London. Also known as the Spring Festival, this is the start of the new lunar calendar. In the Chinese zodiac, this year is the Year of the Dragon, which symbolises good luck, power, success and honour among other qualities. 2024 is sure to bring plenty of excitement to London, which is why we’ve ...

Feb 9, 2024 · The Year of the Dragon is kicking off with a roar as London celebrates Lunar New Year with sumptuous Chinese feasts and festivals.

Celebrate the Year of the Dragon in Chinatown London! From colourful decorations to traditional performances and celebratory feasts, it’s the perfect time to plan a visit. On Sunday 11th February, London will take to the streets to celebrate Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year. As part of the carnival, you can expect lively parades, spectacular performances, beautiful displays ...