Best time to go to London

Best month to visit London

Ready to take in picturesque views of the River Thames or perhaps step back in time at the Tower of London? Well, your timing would be impeccable in May. With the spring in full swing, you get to enjoy an average high of blooming 18 degrees Celsius. Add cherry on top of this delightful weather, the gardens in Kew explode with lushness that's nothing short of a sight for sore eyes. So, in a nutshell, if you're chasing an idyllic balance of pleasant weather and thinning crowds, plan your journey in May.

Cheapest time to go to London

Got your budget on the brain, eh? Lean in, as I've got a little secret to share. You can keep your wallet healthy if you stamp your visit between January and March. Tourist traffic slows down allowing you to score fabulous deals on accommodations and flights. So, prepare yourself to step into history-laden museums, whimsical boutiques, and cozy pubs with that saved cash! Hold up though - remember to dress warm!

Worst time of year to visit London

While there's never truly a 'worst' time to visit a city as vibrant as London, the months of July and August can sometimes prove to be a bit of a drag. The city sees massive influxes of tourists in these months, making for crowded thrills and longer than comfy queues. Throw in some uncharacteristically warm weather, and you might find our dear London looking not exactly its charming best.

Weather in London

Now, onto one of the most famous (or notorious if you prefer) aspects of London: the weather. With a reputation for being somewhat moody, the city's weather is still less 'repellent' and more 'charmingly unpredictable'. Picture this: one brings an umbrella, a jacket and sunglasses, all in one day - a typical Londoner's survival kit!

To give you more clarity, here's a temperature overview for the city:

Remember, there's no bad weather, only unsuitable clothing - keep this Londoner's mantra handy and you're good to go, rain or shine!