Santa's Grotto Mini Hanging Tin Sign 20x15cm

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Get all the latest Glasgow news and headlines sent straight to your inbox twice a day by signing up to our free newsletter. Fortnum & Mason is located on Piccadilly in central London, close to many of the fantastic family hotels. The nearest underground station is Piccadilly Circus. From there, it’s a short walk to the store. 5. Hamley’s Hamley’s is the largest toy shop in London and a magical place to visit with children. Of course, Santa and his elves will be there in his grotto! Shrek’s Adventure is located in the riverside building by Westminster Bridge on the Southbank of the River Thames. Head to London Waterloo station on the tube or train, and the Southbank is less than a 10 minute walk away.

On December 3, they’ll be hosting a Christmas afternoon tea with a chance to meet Santa and his elf. With storytelling, a photo opportunity and a gift for each child - its the perfect festive day out. This is a new grotto experience for Planters in Tamworth! The fun begins when you step into a decorated tipi and meet the elves who will help you to craft your own plush reindeer to take home. Kew Gardens is one of the best places to see Santa in London at Christmas. The entire gardens are transformed into a magical Christmas light walkway and wonderland. To top it off, Kew Gardens host their own Santa’s Grotto. Piece Christmas Santa Costume Suit Deluxe Outfit and Accessories for Adults Xmas Party Fancy Dress Up - One Size Always a favourite for tourists and locals at Christmas time, the famous Fortnum & Mason department store has a fabulous Christmas tradition of decorating the shop front from head to toe.You can also now stay overnight at the Safari Park in an elephant, giraffe, rhino or cheetah lodge. Read our review of a stay at the Giraffe Lodge here. Drayton Manor's Magical Christmas An outdoors event, deep in the Enchanted Forest a secret world awaits at the Once Upon A Fairytale Christmas and a private audience with Father Christmas, The festive fun starts on December 3 and runs each weekend until December 21 when it's every day until Christmas Eve. Santa will meet each child individually for a chat and to give them a Christmas gift and pose for photos. And there's mulled wine and mince pies for the grown ups. It's not quite the temperature of the North Pole but it's the chilliest spot in Nottingham to visit Santa and enjoy a whole host of Yuletide events. Skaters can join festive characters on the ice and have a photo with them on Saturday, December 17.

A quieter session with no music or flashing lights and low-level lighting will take place on Sunday, December 4. The big man in red will be at a grotto on December 17 and 18 and 21 to 24. Set on a cold snowy Christmas Eve in Mayfair, a family is settling down for storytime in their small flat, only to discover this night will turn out to be more magical than any of them expect. TBC. There’s no doubt that Harrods Grotto is one of the best Santa experiences in the city, with its stunning decorations, authentic Santa, and lovely Harrods branded teddy bear for each child who visits.If you prefer to take an alternative route, you can also reach the Royal Albert Hall from Leicester Square station (Northern and Piccadilly Lines). 16. Chessington World of Adventures At Christmas time, Ally Pally also hosts a beautiful outdoor ice rink in London. You may wish to combine your visit to Santa with an ice skating session. To get to the gardens from London Victoria, you can take a short bus journey (around 15 minutes) on route number 170 to Chelsea. Alternatively, if you’d rather travel by tube, take the District or Circle lines to Sloane Square and walk about 13 minutes to the gardens. TBC. For the perfect Christmas day out in West London, head to the magical Chelsea Christmas Grotto in Sloane Square, where children can meet Santa and receive a special festive gift straight from the elves’ workshop.

Winter Funland is returning to Birmingham NEC Arena for the second year running, bringing the UK's largest indoor funfair to Brum! You can combine the four-mile winter Safari with a visit to Santa in his grotto at West Midland Safari Park. From November 25 to December 24, the Worcestershire attraction's Discovery Trail will be dressed for the festive season with snow flurries, lights and Christmas music galore. Come down to Jungle Creek this Christmas and meet the real Santa Claus in his Christmas Grotto and actually spend some quality time with Father Christmas.

There's not that many sleeps until Santa now. Father Christmas will be winging his way from the North Pole to visit grottos in and around Nottinghamshire ahead of the big day to find out who has been naughty or nice.