London Monthly Outfit and Packing Guide

Planning a trip to London? Then you need this London Monthly Outfit and Packing Guide!

In this guide, you will find everything you need to know to prepare for a London vacation. Written by a Londoner who has lived in the city for over 20 years, you will find information on what to wear and what to expect from the weather for every month of the year. 

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Whether you’re visiting London during the frosty winter months or planning a vibrant summer getaway, this guide has it all. From helpful packing tips to guidance on what to wear in the stylish city of London.

💡 As a proud Londoner, I’ve experienced firsthand the city’s ever-shifting seasons and the fashion demands they bring. From navigating a sudden downpour to dressing appropriately for a sweltering (by our standards!) summer day, I’ve learned the secrets to staying comfortable and stylish in the capital. 

Beyond just the weather, I’ve also explored many of London’s iconic attractions, from the historic halls of the Tower of London to the trendy vibes of Shoreditch.

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My name is Becki and my practical London packing list and outfit suggestions will have you feeling comfortable and confident wherever your London travels take you.

So, get ready to pack smart and explore London in style – your perfect wardrobe awaits!

January 

The weather in January is cold, with daily temperatures around 8°C (46°F) or below. You’ll experience a mix of frosty mornings, rainy days, and occasional dry spells as London experiences some of its coldest weather. 

The average high temperatures during January typically reach 8°C (46°F), with lows around 3°C (37°F). However, these can fluctuate slightly depending on when you visit during the month. 

Average daily temperatures in January:

• Early January: 8°C (46°F)
• Mid-January: 7°C (45°F)
• Late January: 6°C (43°F)

What to pack:

January in London is chilly, so pack plenty of warm layers. Plan to bring thermal tops, long-sleeved t-shirts, and cozy sweaters. A good-quality winter coat is an essential, preferably windproof and water-resistant, as January can also be wet.

If you plan to spend time outside sightseeing in London, a thick winter coat and insulated boots are essential clothing items. Everyone from adults to children wears padded coats in January to protect themselves from the cold and the rain.

A stylish January day outfit includes jeans, leather boots, a cozy sweater, and a warm winter coat. A soft knitted hat and a scarf will keep any cold wind away while you explore the capital. 

To stay warm in January, I wear an insulated, waterproof winter coat. My go-to is a black puffer coat with a hood, which keeps me dry during unexpected rainstorms. It’s a good idea to bring at least two footwear options.

A sturdy, warm pair of boots that can handle cold, icy weather and a comfortable pair of waterproof sneakers for when the weather is mild.

Packing list for January in London:

• Thermal base layers/vests
• Long-sleeve T-shirts
• Sweaters/jumpers
• Long-sleeve shirts
• Jeans/trousers
• Thick rainproof coat 
• Warm socks and or thermal tights
• Waterproof trainers
• Comfortable ankle boots
• Long-sleeve dresses 
• Warm hat, gloves, scarf
• Umbrella
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

February 

As a Londoner who has lived through plenty of Feburaries in the city, I know firsthand how unpredictable the weather can be during this time of year. 

February is cold, with temperatures generally remaining below 9°C (48°F). Visitors will encounter a combination of frosty mornings, drizzly days, and the occasional dry spell. 

The average high temperatures during February typically reach 9°C (48°F), with lows around 3°C (37°F). These temperatures can vary slightly throughout the month:

Average daily temperatures in February:

• Early February: 8°C (46°F)
• Mid-February: 9°C (48°F)
• Late February: 10°C (50°F)

What to pack:

The chilly weather from the month before continues through to February, with unpredictable weather highs and lows. Winter layers are still needed throughout the month, and a warm coat and waterproof shoes are essential clothing items to tackle the cold. 

The weather in mid to late February is much the same as January, with cold temperatures and sunnier days. Pack plenty of layers, including thermal T-shirts, warm trousers, and cozy sweaters. 

Expect to see Londoners bundled up with stylish layers, coordinating outerwear, and sturdy boots. Utility fashion is popular during winter in London, and comfort is key when the temperatures are cold.

Rain is common in February, so waterproof boots and a waterproof winter coat are essential clothing items for London. Don’t forget to pack your warm hats, scarves, and gloves to protect yourself from the chilly weather. The sun may shine in February, yet the temperatures remain icy and cold.  

When it comes to going out in the evening, Londoners dress in a practical yet stylish way. Smart flat boots that are chic yet weatherproof are worn with jeans and skirts. Coats are toasty and warm yet well-fitted to create a put-together appearance. 

Londoner tip: Many places in London are very casual on dress code, with sneakers and jeans accepted in most restaurants and theatres. However, a more formal dress code is the norm in certain settings. Nightclubs, bars, and some high-end restaurants do not permit trainers, jeans, or sportswear. Check the dress code before travelling to ensure you have the right attire for the occasion or venue. 

Packing list for February in London:

• Thermal base layers/vests
• Long-sleeve T-shirts
• Sweaters/jumpers
• Long-sleeve shirts
• Jeans/trousers
• Insulated raincoat / waterproof puffer jacket
• Warm socks and or thermal tights
• Waterproof trainers
• Comfortable ankle boots
• Long-sleeve dresses 
• Warm hat, gloves, scarf
• Umbrella
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

March 

Spring sees warmer temperatures and the sun’s return, which is ideal for tourists looking to explore the city. Visiting London during spring is a great time to avoid the large summer crowds and enjoy the warm spring temperatures.

As a Londoner, I love seeing how the city comes back to life after winter. One of my favorite places to see the arrival of spring is at the famous Kew Gardens, which is full of beautiful flowers and trees in bloom. 

As March sees the transition from winter to spring, the weather is very changeable. Early March temperatures in London are cold, with average lows expected to be around 8°C (46°F).  You will need layers, a cozy sweater, and a warm jacket.

Average daily temperatures in March:

• Early March: 10°C (50°F)
• Mid-March: 11°C (52°F)
• Late March: 13°C (55°F)

What to pack:

London fashion is versatile and trendy, although the city has a general casual vibe when it comes to dressing. The cold temperatures continue during March, and a typical London outfit includes well-fitted jeans, leather ankle boots, and a warm coat. 

To prepare for the cold weather, you will need to pack plenty of cozy layers for a vacation to London during March. Warm sweaters, a rainproof jacket, and warm boots or trainers will prepare you for the spring weather in England.

However, as March progresses and sunnier days arrive, you can lighten up the layers, introduce playful colours, and a pair of sunnies. Spring’s changing temperatures mean a sweater or cardigan is a must-have for layering over tees and under jackets.

Londoner tip: Some days you won’t need a jacket and a sweater alone is perfect, other days you will need them both to keep away the chilly breeze. As evening falls, the temperature drops, so you’ll want to layer up to stay warm.

Below is a great guide for what to pack for a London trip during March. 

Packing list for March in London:

• Warm base layers/vests
• Long-sleeve T-shirts
• Sweaters/jumpers
• Long-sleeve shirts
• Jeans/trousers
• Insulated raincoat / waterproof puffer jacket
• Warm socks and or tights
• Waterproof trainers
• Comfortable ankle boots
• Long-sleeve dresses 
• Sunglasses
• A light knit hat/baseball cap
• Umbrella
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

April

By April, the weather in London is milder with sunnier, warmer days and longer daytime hours.  Visiting London during spring is a great time to see the city, as it comes to life with bursts of sunshine and warmer temperatures.

Rain showers are still expected throughout April, however, it doesn’t stop the many fantastic London Easter events from taking place.

Early April can be cold with average temperatures around 12°C (53°F), so pack plenty of layers and a light sweater to wear under jackets. 

Average daily temperatures in April:

• Early April: 13°C (55°F)
• Mid-April: 14°C (57°F)
• Late April: 16°C (61°F)

What to pack:

To make the most of your trip to London, you need to dress for the weather. Choose travel outfits that embrace London fashion and protect you from the changeable April weather conditions. The term ‘April Showers’ is well used in British culture and refers to the common wet weather expected during April. 

Despite the rain, Londoners embrace the brighter weather and inject playful colors and spring prints, such as florals or stripes, into their outfits. I enjoy mixing spring colors, such as a bright sweater or a scarf, with my winter wear to help transition into the new season.

Late April is warm with an average temperature of 16°C (60°F), making it ideal for lightening up your layers. A colorful t-shirt paired with a light jacket and lighter-wash jeans creates a stylish London outfit during April.

Londoner tip: April weather can be quite wet, so be prepared with a rainproof jacket and an umbrella. It’s not quite time to bring out the sandals either, make sure your footwear is comfortable and waterproof. 

Packing list for April in London:

• Long-sleeve and short T-shirts
• Light Sweaters/jumpers
• Long-sleeve shirts and or blouses
• Jeans/trousers
• Waterproof jacket
• Waterproof trainers
• Stylish ankle boots
• Colorful dresses 
• Sunglasses
• Baseball cap
• Umbrella
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

May 

London is full of life during May as the warmer weather attracts more visitors to the city. I love the happy buzz in the capital, and higher temperatures mean lighter layers.

Average temperatures during May are around 17°C (62°F), making it a great time to explore London, enjoying the laid-back atmosphere that the warmer weather brings.

Average daily temperatures in May:

• Early May: 16°C (61°F)
• Mid-May: 17°C (62°F)
• Late May: 19°C (66°F)

What to pack:

A relaxed t-shirt, or shirt, paired with ankle-length jeans and sneakers is an ideal outfit to sightsee in London during May. Early May can be cool, with sudden rain showers as we move away from April, so come prepared with clothing that you can layer and an umbrella.

On warmer days from mid to late May, women wear dresses with light cardigans and men wear tees with shorts to enjoy the warm sunny weather. With variable weather, it can be challenging to know what to pack for a vacation to London.

In general, the weather during May in London is enjoyable with summer-like temperatures. There are fewer crowds in the city than during summer, and the longer daytime hours make it perfect for discovering London’s famous sights.

Londoner tip: My advice would be to bring light layers, including sweaters and cardigans, trousers for the colder days, and dresses or shorts for warm days. A light jacket, such as a trench coat or raincoat, is essential for rainy days and evenings when the temperatures drop. 

Packing list for May in London:

• Short-sleeved T-shirts
• Lightweight sweaters or cardigans
• Shirts and/or blouses
• Light-wash jeans 
• Light trousers such as cargos or chinos 
• Floral/colorful dresses and skirts
• Light rainproof jacket 
• Stylish sneakers
• Sunglasses
• Baseball cap
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

June 

During June, the weather is warm and sunny as the beautiful summer temperatures begin. The city embraces this warm weather wholeheartedly with many outdoor events and festivals.

The temperatures in June are warm, with average daily temperatures rising to 16°C (60°F), as the summer months begin. It is a great time for a London summer vacation as the weather is comfortably warm, making it perfect for sightseeing and walking around the city. 

Average daily temperatures in June:

• Early June: 16°C (60°F)
• Mid-June: 17°C (62°F)
• Late June: 19°C (66°F)

What to pack:

Although the weather has heated up, mornings and evenings can still be a little chilly, so prepare for this with a cotton sweater or a light jacket. Occasional rain showers are also common during June, however, they usually do not last long and are very light. 

During June, London’s weather is mostly sunny and pleasant, with about 16 daylight hours, making it a great time to visit the capital.

During early June, temperatures are warm enough to wear a single layer under a lightweight jacket. Sometimes, no jacket is needed at all, especially on June days when the weather gets hot. 

A great travel outfit for London during June includes a T-shirt, jeans, and trainers, or a dress with trainers for women. A light jacket, such as a denim jacket, is ideal for feeling comfortable during chilly mornings and evenings. 

Mid to late June is a great time to enjoy early summer weather before it gets too hot in London. Light breezes drift through the city in June. However, if you are hopping on and off public transport in central London, you likely won’t feel it.

For women, a dress with sandals and trainers is a versatile outfit that will keep you cool and comfortable.

Londoner tip: Jeans with a short-sleeved t-shirt are also great unisex choices for cooler days in London and are the perfect attire for wandering around London’s fantastic attractions and events. 

Packing list for June in London:

• Short-sleeved T-shirts
• Lightweight sweaters or cardigans
• Shirts and/or blouses
• Light-wash jeans 
• Light trousers such as cargos or chinos 
• Floral/colorful dresses and skirts
• A light jacket, such as a denim jacket
• Stylish sneakers
• Comfortable sandals
• Sunglasses
• Baseball cap
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

July 

The summer season is in full swing in London during July, with plenty of exciting outdoor activities. Public parks and iconic attractions play host to large music festivals and outdoor activities throughout the month.

July is a great time to visit London to enjoy the summer buzz and the hot summer temperatures. The weather can get very hot, so packing the right clothes to stay cool is important. 

The temperatures in London get hot, with July being the hottest month of the year in the UK. Temperatures rise well above 20°C, often getting above 30°C, with heatwaves expected.

Despite the heat, the weather is very warm with blue skies, making it a lovely time to be in London.

Average daily temperatures in July:

• Early July: 18°C (64°F)
• Mid-July: 19°C (66°F)
• Late July: 20°C (68°F)

What to pack:

Come prepared for the hot summer holiday heat with sunhats, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Keep your clothing light with breathable fabrics such as linen and cotton. Comfort is key while exploring London in July

Flat sandals or light sneakers are a great footwear option. Long breezy day dresses are seen on women across the city, whereas men pair boxy t-shirts with shorts to keep cool. 

Temperatures in London can reach above 25°C (77°F) in July. Cooler temperatures are experienced in the evening, dropping to 18°C (64°F), so you may want a very light jacket.  A linen blazer or a denim jacket is ideal for colder mornings and evenings in early July. 

Sneakers or sandals are great for daytiem, however, you might want a smarter shoe for the evenings. For men, a smart leather shoe or a dress sneaker is perfect. Whereas women can wear heeled shoes, smart sandals, or a smart flat for an evening in London. 

Londoner Tip: Air conditioning in London is not the norm, with only a few underground lines having air conditioning. To stay cool, wear breathable clothing in light fabrics and carry a bottle of water with you. Many Londoners also carry an electric mini-fan to help keep them comfortable in the city. 

Packing list for July in London:

• Short-sleeved T-shirts
• Cami tops for women
• Lightweight sweaters or cardigans
• Shirts and/or blouses
• Light-wash jeans 
• Shorts and or skirts
• Floral/colorful dresses 
• A light jacket, such as a denim jacket
• Stylish sneakers
• Comfortable sandals
• Sunglasses
• Baseball cap
• Mini fan
• Sunscreen
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

August 

During August, the city of London enjoys the last of the summer weather with warm temperatures similar to July. Early August sees hot temperatures and plenty of daylight hours.

The temperatures in August are similar to July, with average temperatures around 18°C (64°F) during the day. London is very hot during the first half of August, so expect high temperatures and around 15 hours of sunshine every day.

Towards the end of August, the weather starts to cool as the UK transitions into autumn.  However, warm temperatures should be expected throughout August, making it an amazing time for a London vacation. 

Average daily temperatures in August:

• Early August: 19°C (66°F)
• Mid-August: 18°C (64°F)
• Late August: 17°C (62°F)

What to pack:

In terms of clothing, prepare for hot temperatures. A casual, cool style is seen in London during August, with clothing in natural fabrics such as linen and cotton. The London underground is hot during summer, so prepare with plenty of lightweight clothing options.

For women, a light summer dress is an essential item for a trip to London during summer. For a casual daytime look, a colorful dress with sneakers will keep you comfortable and stylish. 

Short-sleeved T-shirts are essential for a trip to London in the summer months. T-shirts make a casual outfit paired with jeans or shorts for a relaxed daytime look. Men can wear shorts and tees during the day, and smarter chinos with shirts for a night out.

Londoner Tip: Evenings during August are pleasant and warm, although when the sun goes down, it can feel chilly. I like to wear a light cardigan over t-shirts or dresses during early mornings and late evenings. 

Ensure you are comfortable during August and pack trainers, light shirts, shorts, and long dresses so you can breeze about the city. Don’t forget your sunscreen so you can enjoy the London summer safely.

Packing list for August in London:

• Short-sleeved T-shirts
• Cami tops for women
• Lightweight sweaters or cardigans
• Shirts and/or blouses
• Light-wash jeans 
• Shorts and or skirts
• Floral/colorful dresses 
• A light jacket, such as a denim jacket
• Stylish sneakers
• Comfortable sandals
• Sunglasses
• Baseball cap
• Mini fan
• Sunscreen
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

September

In early September, the weather can be warm and almost summer-like with plenty of daylight hours.

September is a changeable month, with warm summer-like weather during the first two weeks, and cooler days towards the end of the month. Pack light layers and be prepared for both sun and spots of rain during this month.

In London, days can be warm in September and cooler in the evenings. The weather is mostly pleasant with highs of around 19°C (66°F). During the mornings and evenings, the temperatures are cooler and dip to around 14°C.

Average daily temperatures in September:

• Early September: 21°C (70°F)
• Mid-September: 19°C (66°F)
• Late September: 17°C (63°F)

What to pack:

Early September sees very warm temperatures, so you can enjoy wearing lighter layers. Short-sleeved t-shirts with jeans and sneakers are a great September outfit for sightseeing in London.

The style in London is quite laid back and comfortable during the day. However, the month of September is very changeable. Mid to late September sees cooler temperatures and a higher chance of rain. 

You will need a light jacket to wear over T-shirts during the day and over sweaters in the evening. As there is a high chance of rain in September, make sure your jacket is waterproof to combat sudden showers. 

During early September, midi-dresses, long skirts, or tea-dresses are great for sunny days when the temperatures can reach 20 °C. In late September, layer sweaters over dresses to stay warm when the weather turns cooler.

When it comes to footwear, you will need a versatile pair of shoes to wear, come rain or shine.

Londoner tip: Sandals are worn during the first week of September while the weather is still warm, then put away by mid-month. A stylish pair of sneakers or a lightweight pair of boots that can survive a rain shower are great shoe options for September.

Packing list for September in London:

• Long and short-sleeved T-shirts
• Sweaters and or cardigans
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Light rainproof jacket
• Long skirts and dresses
• Jeans
• Stylish sneakers 
• Umbrella
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Baseball cap
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

October 

The weather throughout October is very variable. There will be rainy days yet, the temperatures will still be in the double digits. 

During October, daytime temperatures are mild in London, with colder weather in the evenings. The weather is mostly cool, with highs of around 13°C (55°F) and lows of 10°C (50°F). 

The average daily temperature varies depending on the time of the month you go. The start of October is slightly warmer than towards the end of the month. 

Average daily temperatures in October:

• Early October: 17°C (63°F)
• Mid-October: 15°C (59°F)
• Late October: 13°C (55°F)

What to pack:

As Londoners, we’re no strangers to early autumn showers and always come prepared. A warm rainproof jacket is essential, as is a pair of sturdy leather boots. As the weather turns like the autumn leaves, outfits become more cozy with plenty of layers.

Early October is warm, so pack light layers that are easy to adjust. A practical London travel outfit includes jeans, a short-sleeved t-shirt, a sweater for layering, and a light rain jacket.

During mornings, wear comfortable outfits with layers you can adjust, and don’t forget an umbrella. Towards the afternoon, you can usually take off your jacket and enjoy the warmer temperatures.

Londoner tip: Jeans are another essential clothing item for an autumn vacation to London. During October, Londoners transition to darker-wash jeans. Another trouser option includes cargo pants in a dark khaki color. Match with a colorful pair of sneakers and you will be set.

A medium knit sweater, or cozy hoodie, is perfect for cooler days, when it’s too warm for a jacket. Sweaters are also essential to tackle colder evening temperatures and are a much-needed clothing item during October.

Packing list for October in London:

• Short-sleeved t-shirts
• Long dresses or skirts
• Sweaters or cardigans
• Jeans or cargo pants
• Rain jacket
• Lightweight leather boots
• Rainproof sneakers
• Umbrella
• Sunglasses
• Baseball cap
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

November

Though November in London brings colder weather and more rain, it’s an excellent time to explore the city. There are fewer tourists, and people enjoy the festive glow of the Christmas street lights turned on at the end of the month.

The weather during November in London is mostly cool, with highs of around 10°C (50°F) and potential lows of 5°C (41°F). There is a 35% chance of rain, and temperatures begin to drop towards mid to late November. 

Average daily temperatures in November:

• Early November: 13°C (55°F)
• Mid-November: 12°C (54°F)
• Late November: 10°C (50°F)

What to pack:

For London’s November weather, layering with sweaters or long-sleeved dresses under a warm, waterproof jacket is the ideal approach. Be prepared for rainfall with an umbrella and waterproof shoes such as leather boots.

Leather boots are a versatile option in London. A pair of dark, waterproof, insulated boots is ideal for surviving cold, wet days in London. Also pack a smart pair of leather shoes or heeled boots for going out in the evening, if you like to get dressed up. 

A puffer jacket or a warm waterproof parka is ideal for the variable November weather in London. It can get hot on public transport, especially during rush hour, so you will need a jacket that is warm but not a thick winter jacket.

Londoner tip: Packing cold-weather accessories is a good idea to prepare for the late autumn weather. A knitted hat will keep you warm if you are outside all day sightseeing. A scarf and a pair of light gloves are also good to bring to keep you feeling cozy.

Packing list for November in London:

• Long-sleeved t-shirts and tops
• Long dresses or skirts
• Cozy sweaters or cardigans
• Warm dark jeans
• Warm rainproof jacket
• Rainproof leather boots/ Rainproof sneakers
• Umbrella
• Knitted hat, scarf, and gloves
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

December 

December marks the start of winter, and the weather will drop slightly compared to the previous month. However, if you’re hoping for a white Christmas, thick snow doesn’t usually fall until January.

December is cold, with temperatures dropping below 10°C (50°F). Expect frosty, rainy days and also dry periods. The average daily temperatures during December usually reach 9°C (48°F) with expected lows of  5°C (41°F). There can be variations in the average high temperatures, however, depending on the time of the month you go:

Average daily temperatures in December:

• Early December: 10°C (50°F)
• Mid-December: 9°C (48°F)
• Late December: 6°C (43°F)

What to pack:

December in London can be chilly, so pack lots of warm layers that are easy to adjust.  If you get cold easily, pack thermals and layer up with a  T-shirt, jumper, coat, and scarf. It might be cold outside, but public transport can get warm during rush hour.

Although the temperatures in December dip, it is still not freezing, it’s not extremely cold, so you will be able to spend time outside sightseeing in London. 

Typical outfits in London during December include jeans, boots, and jumpers worn with a puffer jacket or a smart wool coat. For a stylish winter look, choose a colorful coat and add patterns and prints to your accessories. 

Londoner tip: The main priority for dressing for London’s December weather is comfort and warmth. Despite the winter cold, Londoners dress up for the festive period, with sequins, sparkle, and festive colors.

With average temperatures in London expected to be 9°C (48°F) in December, a warm coat is essential. December experiences common rain showers, so choose a waterproof coat that will keep you cozy and dry. 

Long black puffer coats with hoods are a popular style in London during winter. Wool coats are also a great choice for a smarter look that is warm yet stylish, ideal for early winter.

Packing list for December in London:

• Long-sleeved t-shirts and tops
• Long dresses or skirts
• Cozy sweaters or cardigans
• Warm dark jeans
• Thermal leggings
• Warm winter jacket
• Rainproof leather boots/ Rainproof sneakers
• Umbrella
• Knitted hat, scarf, and gloves
• Backpack or shoulder bag
• Hand sanitiser
• UK travel adapter (3-pin plug)

Final London Dressing Tips: 

In general, travellers can dress casually when visiting London. Most restaurants allow people to wear jeans and trainers and have a relaxed approach to dress codes.

However, if you plan to visit upscale restaurants and bars, a smart casual dress style is expected. Places such as the Ritz or private members’ bars require a specific dress code, which includes a collared shirt, smart shoes, and sometimes a suit jacket for men. 

Nightclubs in London generally do not permit sneakers, caps, or sportswear, although this can vary depending on the venue. Check dress code requirements when you are packing for your trip.

Dressing for comfort and practicality is key when visiting London. With changeable weather during spring and autumn, be prepared with light raincoats. Enjoy the summer heat with light layers and wrap up warm in winter to enjoy everything London has to offer.