Our first stop at the Hyde Park Winter Wonderland? Mulled Wine. It’s £4 a cup, but when you’re standing in freezing night temperatures, it’s a must to keep your hands from going numb and to warm you from the inside.
We had some good laughs trying on hats (for example, one that looked like a fish – you stick your head up into its mouth), ate some bratwurst smothered in ketchup, watched the pretty lights of the rides and bought a a couple goodies from the Christmas market. There’s also an ice skating rink if you’ve got good balance or don’t mind a few bruises.
You pay for rides and food at regular fairground prices, but entry is free and it’s a nice experience just wandering around and soaking up the atmosphere. Friends of mine went on a weekend which is apparently crowded, but we went on a Monday night after work and it was just right. The Wonderland is open till 10pm. Dress warm!!
http://www.hydeparkwinterwonderland.com/
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Love these photos – been meaning to go for AGES! Love the idea of mulled wine & bratwurst, any excuse really! Thanks for inspiring me to go x
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Really beautiful photos – so enjoyed seeing them. Thanks!
Thanks for the great pics and info we are thinking of going to winter wonder land this Saturday coming.