LondonTown.com Lets Visitors Know Where to Find the Best Bonfire Night Fireworks Displays in London
Remember, remember the 5th of November - when London is lit up by spectacular fireworks.

LONDON, ENGLAND, October 17, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- It's been 406 years since Guy Fawkes failed to blow up Parliament but the thwarted Gunpowder Plot is still marked in London today on 5th November 2011 with an explosive night of fireworks, bonfires and sticky toffee apples. Visitors arriving in London to watch the fireworks can book cheap London hotels via LondonTown.com, the website which not only lists the best places to watch the fireworks displays but also gives useful information on events, bars and restaurants in the local area.

It's a beautiful spectacle as the London skyline is lit up with a series of Bonfire Night events held at parks across the capital, from Enfield Town Park in the north to Brockwell Park in the south. Some of the displays are free including fireworks at Blackheath and Brockwell Park, and you can head to the other side of the river to watch the Battersea Park fireworks for free - where the lights look especially pretty reflected in the water. But if you want to get real value for money the best advice is to find an elevated spot from where you can watch several displays at the same time.

Bonfire Night is a fun night out for the whole family and many London events organise a children's display and bonfire before the main event as well as offering food stalls and fairground rides. With LondonTown.com it couldn't be easier to book a friendly London family hotel which offer easy access to all the fireworks fun. Take a look at the Fireworks in London by Area guide to find which fireworks displays are closest to the hotel you're staying in. But be warned, London can get very busy in the lead up to Bonfire Night with up to 100,000 people watching the biggest of the displays so it's advisable to book your hotel room before you arrive.

With the London fireworks displays beginning the day before Guy Fawkes night, on Friday 4th November it's worth booking a cheap London hotel so you can enjoy more than night one of the fireworks displays.

Don't worry, the pyrotechnics don't end on Guy Fawkes night; the following weekend, on Saturday 12th November, the Lord Mayor's Show continues the fireworks fun with thousands of pounds worth of firecrackers and rockets set off over the river to mark the beginning of the new mayoral year. Check into one of the riverside hotels located between Blackfriars and Waterloo bridges, along Victoria Embankment or on the opposite side along the South Bank, for a front row view.

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