Must-see Christmas Trees in Mayfair

On the corner of Mount Street is The Connaught hotel‘s world-famous Christmas tree, which is designed by a different artist every year. This year’s tree has been designed by British artist and sculptor Dame Rachel Whiteread. The British-sourced Premier Nordmann tree stands 31ft tall on Carlos Place and is festooned with 102 circular neon white hoops.

While you’re on Mount Street, enjoy special Christmas dining menus at The Connaught and see the shops and restaurants transformed with eye-catching Christmas decorations. A must for Instagrammers, showstopping displays include one at Scott’s seafood restaurant.

The Connaught is just an eight-minute walk from Bond Street tube station.

The Connaught Hotel, 16 Carlos Place, London W1K 2AL

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Jessica McCormack‘s six-storey flagship store on Carlos Place is home to no fewer than five showstopping Christmas trees that vary from a traditional tree with a train circling it to an on-trend fluffy pampas Christmas tree. Jessica McCormack is a seven-minute walk from Bond Street station and a 10-minute walk from Green Park station.

Jessica McCormack, 7 Carlos Place, London W1K 3AR 

 

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Get the festive feels with Wild at Heart Flower‘s traditional tree on the corner of Duke Street and Weighhouse Street, outside AMI Alexandre Mattiussi, just off Oxford Street.

Outside AMI Alexandre Mattiussi, 75 Duke Street, London W1K 5PA

Mercato Mayfair‘s Christmas tree is always as stunning as its venue: a grand sustainable street food hall that’s housed within a beautiful old church on North Audley Street, just minutes from Selfridges on Oxford Street. Visit at lunch or dinner to chow down on delicious street from a huge range of food stalls offering everything from dumplings to fresh pasta, pizza to ice cream. Actor Stanley Tucci and Italian chef Gennaro Contaldo even visited the food hall for hit TV show Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy. Contaldo described the food hall as a “cathedral of food”.

Mercato Mayfair is near Bond Street station on the Elizabeth line.

Mercato Mayfair, St. Mark’s Church, North Audley St, London W1K 6ZA

 

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Prepare to be dazzled by Claridge’s Christmas Tree, which has this year been designed by Louis Vuitton and celebrates the Art of Travel. The tree sculpture is flanked by two large open wardrobe trunks dotted with Claridge’s travel stickers and a Louis Vuitton luggage tag. Claridge’s is just a short walk from Bond Street tube station.

Claridge’s, Brook Street, London W1K 4HR

 

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