Five things to do in London on Boxing Day 2015

There are more things to do on Boxing Day than staying at home and eating leftover turkey sandwiches. From walking off that previous day of indulgence to watching the most anticipated film of the year, why not end the year with a great experience!

Skate at Canary Wharf Ice Rink

One of the best activities to try this winter before it comes to an end: head on down to Canary Wharf to enjoy skating and the skylines. For those who’d rather watch, there’s a heated outdoor viewing terrace to sit back and laugh from.

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Watch Star Wars: The Force Awakens at cinemas across the capital

If you haven’t already heard, there’s a new Star Wars film out! Favourites Han Solo and Chewbacca return in this new action-packed sequel that’s already a hit with the critics. Fan of the previous trilogy or not, this is one film worth watching before the end of 2015.

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Go on a Victorian London walk

Here’s a chance to stretch your legs and learn more about historic London. Starting at St Paul’s Cathedral at 2pm, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll while hearing about how Christmas traditions were celebrated during the Victorian Age and their evolution to the festive season today.

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See Slava’s Snowshow at the Southbank Centre

The festive celebrations don’t have to end on Christmas Day. Returning to the Royal Festive Hall in the Southbank Centre for its fifth year, this wintry show will give first-time theatre-goers an experience they’ll never forget. Complete with clowns and a blizzard, this will undoubtedly keep your festive spirit up.

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Shop in the Boxing Day sales at Oxford Street

Boxing Day wouldn’t be complete without a little shopping. From Topshop to Selfridges, head down to London’s most famous shopping street, to grab a bargain. Check out opening times online and get there early to avoid disappointment.

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Vineeta Sathiamoorthy