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If you choose to see Santa in the centre, you can combine the day out with a walk to see some incredible light displays around London’s iconic streets. Book here – Baby and toddler festive play session with Father Christmas Santa’s Enchanted Grotto, Grosvenor shopping centre – book now for 2023 Tada! Santa’s new minifigure head has beard printing on it as well, which is perfect if you want to display him without his beard accessory! Personally, I love his face like this without the beard!

Harrods is located in Knightsbridge, a beautifully picturesque area to explore in Central London. If you’re travelling by public transport, take the Piccadilly Line to Knightsbridge tube station, then it’s a short walk to Harrods. The reindeers will be the big barn and you can learn all the interesting facts and maybe feed them some food,When the kids were 7 and 8 we thought it was the perfect time to take them to Lapland to visit Father Christmas – the ultimate Santa’s Grotto – to ensure their belief in the magic of Christmas remained for a little while longer. The north London Christmas Wonderland includes an exciting train ride through magical wintery scenes and a reindeer forest, before arriving in the Ice Kingdom at the North Pole to visit Santa himself. At Christmas time, Ally Pally also hosts a beautiful outdoor ice rink in London. You may wish to combine your visit to Santa with an ice skating session. Write a letter to the North-Pole and sit with Santa in this heart-warming experience as part of Winterval Waterford Festival in Ireland’s oldest city. The three day festival includes a Christmas market full of fresh treats and mulled delights as well as live music, dancing, amusement rides and comedy shows. These different John Lewis events occurred in various London stores from Kingston to Oxford St and Brent Cross to Canary Wharf.

Location: Royal Zoological Society of Scotland, 134 Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh, EH12 6TS Easton Farm Park Nearest station is Oxford Circus. 8. Christmas Grotto at St. Pancras International Photo: Sharky and George This 30-minute session will include an interactive story/song, a keepsake craft for you to take home, and toys for the children to play with.

Once you have had your magical personal encounter with Father Christmas, you can discover all the other great experiences on the farm at your own leisure The experience is then followed by a festive dining experience in the Clanad Court after the children receive their gifts from Santa. A lovely aspect of this event is that the proceeds raised all go to children’s charities after the day is over. A wonderful way to give a gift this Christmas. Here are the Santa's Grottos and Father Christmas experiences you can have safely in Manchester this Christmas. TBC. There’s no doubt that Harrods Grotto is one of the best Santa experiences in the city, with its stunning decorations, authentic Santa, and lovely Harrods branded teddy bear for each child who visits.

From the moment that we boarded a coach and drove through the scenic forests of Lapland and felt as if we had a starring role in any Christmas card scene through to the moments spent on sleigh rides – courtesy of the beautiful animals that pulled us; watching my grandchildren entranced by Santa himself; hearing the laughter and seeing the smiles as we travelled on sledges and breath-taking snowmobiles; meeting the huskies on a farm; enjoying the food and, even now, reliving every magical moment, we are so glad to have had this experience.

Location: 9 UK John Lewis locations will be offering a Santa’s Grotto. See here. Magic Alley Stratford

To soften the sharp lines for the roof, and house, Chris generously uses these curved tiles on the edges, which also looks great as it creates a sense of realism where snow tends to pile in these exact spots. The main day was truly one of the most magical experiences with an abundance of things to do... Plenty of hot drinks to keep you warm.

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TBC Mr Claus usually likes to swap the North Pole for North London and set up a Grotto in the East Court of Alexandra Palace, where children can meet Santa, take a festive photo, and receive a small Christmas gift. If you’re wondering where to see Santa this year, you’re sure to find him at one of these Christmas experiences.