Liberty London is another store that offers beautiful holiday displays. This year’s Christmas tree is a spectacular floating bonsai tree!

The sparkling angel sculptures on Reagent Street are a must-see! They will fully immerse you in the Christmas spirit if you aren’t already. Fun fact: Reagent street was the first central London location to be decorated with Christmas lights, back in 1954.

Annabel’s, one of the most exclusive clubs in the world, decorated the front of the Mayfair townhouse with a 42ft tree. This year's tree is white while last year it was decorated with the classic green and red. Impressive!

Convent Garden’s tree is one of the most iconic trees in London. It’s a 55-foot pine tree decorated with 30,000 lights.

New Bond Street has some of the most luxurious stores, and some of these brands go all out for Christmas. Just check Cartier, it has been transformed into a giant Christmas present!

The Christmas tree inside the picturesque Leadenhall Market is another hidden gem. If you are a Harry Potter fan you may recognize the market as one the filming locations of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

Head to the world-famous Harrods department store for some Christmas shopping too! The exterior light decorations are year-round, but they become a popular attraction in December, as they create the perfect atmosphere for the holidays.

Oxford Street recently replaced their light displays with curtains made up of energy-efficient LED. How cool is that?

Every year, St. Pancras International railway station partners with a brand for their Christmas tree. This year Lancôme created a 36-foot Eiffel Tower made up of 1500 perfume bottles.

Cartier is not the only building wrapped up like a Christmas present. Walk around Tottenham Court Road and find some lovely “gifts”.

New Bond Street displays have diamond-shaped sculptures - fitting for a place that was named Europe’s most expensive street.

Leicester Square, which is considered to be the heart of London, gets transformed into a Christmas Market during the month of November to January. It’s one of London’s top markets both in terms of goods and shimmering lights.

Last year, the vibrant Soho neighborhood found a fun way to play with their name while paying homage to Santa Claus.

Carnaby Street embraced sustainability too. This year's theme is ocean conservation and it’s a collaboration with the movement Project Zero. All the decorations are made with recycled plastic.

Leicester Square, which is considered to be the heart of London, gets transformed into a Christmas Market from November all the way through January. It’s one of London’s top markets both in terms of goods and shimmering lights.

The Shard is London’s tallest building. For Christmas, the top 20 floors glow with festive colors that can be seen and enjoyed throughout the city.