The London skyline becomes ablaze with colourful fireworks and the air is full of the scent of bonfires when parks across the capital play host to Bonfire Night Fireworks on 5th November 2015 and typically the weekends before or after too.

World class jazz musicians will treat fans to a huge amount of music during the London Jazz Festival from 13th to 22nd November 2015, which has attracted 2,500 artists playing 250 shows across 60 venues such as the Southbank Centre, Royal Albert Hall and Ronnie Scott's in previous years.

The most magical time of the year is made even more magical with a visit to Santa, and children can meet Father Christmas at Harrods Christmas Grotto, open to Harrods Rewards cardholders, due to open in November 2015.

One of the capital’s most popular Christmas attractions, Hyde Park Winter Wonderland draws huge crowds to its ice rink, ice kingdom, food stalls, Christmas market, giant wheel, circus, fairground rides and Santa's Grotto, and will open once more in November 2015.

The most iconic place in the capital to celebrate the arrival of the New Year is by the River Thames at the Mayor of London's New Year's Eve Fireworks Display by the London Eye on 31st December 2015, which in 2014 became a ticketed event.

Football fans cannot miss a trip to Wembley Stadium, which has been the home of English football since 1923. Now completely rebuilt, the stadium takes up to 90,000 fans and hosts the FA Cup Final and other major events.