After you’ve eaten, you need a plan. Watching the Queen’s Speech is a rite of passage, but don’t be a couch potato. Head to a cinema—many chains like Vue or Odeon show new movies on Christmas Day.
Imagine seeing Wonka or a blockbuster while wrapped in a scarf, surrounded by other movie-loving misfits. It’s oddly cozy, and the popcorn is a legitimate dinner substitute. Nobody will judge.
If you prefer fresh air, Hampstead Heath is a winner. The views from Parliament Hill are breathtaking, and you can pretend you’re in a Jane Austen novel. Just watch out for enthusiastic dogs stealing your scarf.
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The Pub Crawl (Yes, Really)
Some pubs open for a few hours around lunchtime—it’s a Christmas miracle! Look for ones near residential areas, like in Fitzrovia or Bloomsbury. You’ll find locals in festive jumpers, singing carols badly and sharing crisps.
Order a pint of mulled wine or a Guinness, and soak in the cheer. It’s the only day where everyone hugs strangers, so lean into it. You might even make a new best friend named Nigel.
