Visit Great Places in Europe in March: London
As they say, “a bad day in London is better than a good day anywhere else.” So indeed, London should be on our list of great places in Europe to visit in March.
March is a great month to visit Kensington Palace Gardens, Kew Gardens, or any of London’s other top gardens, as crocuses and daffodils cover the capital.
If you are wondering about many attractions, then we will give you recommendations for travel, discount cards or tour bus combo tickets. These tickets and bundles can save you some serious money!
London Coffee Festival
We are big fans of coffee. Even we have written about amazing coffee shops here before. So, here’s more to write about as part of our great places to visit in Europe in March – the London Coffee Festival last March!
Highlights from UK Coffee Week 2019 30-31 March 2019. The nation’s top baristas and coffee connoisseurs converge on Brick Lane to celebrate coffee. There will be more than 250 which country coffee and fancy food stalls, tastings and protests, practical workshops, street food, coffee-based cocktails, live music, DJs, art exhibitions and so much more.
Other Annual March Events in London
London’s annual St. David’s Day celebrations combine with Finnish parties, food festivals, and rugby. 1 March
Pancake Day (Shrove Tuesday) in London, or Pancake Nation, take action by making all pancake-bankrupts into the deliciousness of pancakes or crepes in the East. 5 March
Treat your mum to a day in London on Mother’s Day. You’ll find plenty of fun things to do with mom, including afternoon tea, river cruises, shopping, and musical performances. 31 March
Sample new beers, participate in beer tours, and mix with other ciders, beers, and fans at London Beer Week. TBC
London March sporting events
Take a look at the views of rowing teams from around the world along the course of this month’s Thames Championship, the Safe River Race Head River Race and the Women’s Bowling Head. 16 and 30 March
Join in or watch from the sidelines as the Half Marathon and London landmarks wind its way through the city of London. 24 March
To see more of Europe’s great shrines in March in London, take a look at our events calendar and guide to what’s on in London. Also our London stage guide to catch the best.
If you are still not too cold winter, then Switzerland in Zermatt is a very good bet to find snow. One of the most famous resorts in Europe, the powder is usually good even until the end of April.
Most of Zermatt’s ski area is above 2000 meters, there is no shortage of snow when it comes to spring skiing. This may be playing in the city of snow. However, up the hill, you’ll find something different. Looking forward to find fresh snow, tracks, and plenty of fun. Hire a Ves guide for some off-piste skiing, while still staying safe and fully equipped with fresh snow.
Zermatt not only appeals to those with an appetite for adventure, but it also has some amazing activities for those less adventurous souls. Wandering in Zermatt is considered to be among the most scenic in the region. A map of all winter hikes is available by visiting the Zermatt tourism website. No need for guidance, as is well marked here, also a very close friend, and safe.
Visit Europe’s Greatest Places in March: North East, Holland
If you visited the gardens of London to see flowers, why not continue the trend? Catch the train to Holland! Holland’s annual tulip bloom is a phenomenon that attracts thousands of tourists each year. A good reason! March is a great time to travel as you will be sure to miss the crowds. What does it mean that these nikumbhs do not appear themselves yet? You can still enjoy spectacular displays of snow whites, daffodils, and very bright pink and purple hyacinths. The latter emerges marginally between March and April. In fact, the weather conditions change year to year, so it is best to consult the nation’s dedicated tulip website for weekly flower updates, starting in March.
