🎱 Head out for a game: Ah, the old and trusted activity date. Yes, you won’t forget, because here’s your reminder! Rumour has it that Cupid is paying a visit to London town in February, so it might be about time to start planning where you and your significant other are spending February 14. Romance ain’t dead everywhere in London, and there’s plenty of ways to make sure you aren’t receiving a raised eyebrow and/or death stare on the morning of the 14th when you’re expected to lay out your plan for the evening. Get smitten by these brilliant London Valentine’s Day activities Image: Chin Chin Read more about the Canary Wharf ice rink here. While the other lovely London winter ice rinks have mostly thawed away by February, the Canary Wharf edition is still going strong until the 25th, meaning you can have a late winter spin before the days start getting brighter. You can still do your best Torvill and Dean impressions at one of London’s temporary winter ice rinks: Canary Wharf. Is it obvious that we’re missing the festive season? Because we are. Hurry, though you haven’t go much longer to see them!

Evanescent by Sydney-based artist Atelier Sisu, have appeared around the world and now it’s London’s turn, with the objects setting up shop on the west side of the Cheesegrater (The Leadenhall Building). This installation is the antithesis of all that – and you can catch of glimpse of these bubbles up until February 10. February’s beginning is much like January’s close: gloomy, cold and grey. Go and gaze at some bubbles! © Atelier Sisuīubbles! What?! How did they get there?! A couple of weeks ago, these giant spheres of light and colour landed in London and blessed us – and our timelines – with the dreamiest of winter content. Here’s the best things to do in February 2023. Okay, that might be a little much, but you get the idea. And hey it’s the shortest month so you damn better make the most of it by doing aaaaaallll the things on this list. Though we’ll never stop loving this city, February is also a month particularly steeped in romance, so there’s also that to look forward to. To make it go by quicker, you’ll always have London’s jam-packed schedule of events and things to do to make you forget about the chilly settings. February is technically the final month of winter, so congratulations: you’ve pretty much survived another one in London.

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