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Set up by the Aziz Foundation, the light display, inspired by Islamic geometric patterns and celestial symbols associated with Ramadan, is made up of more than 30,000 LED bulbs. The lights above Coventry Street will be switched on from 5pm – 5am every night from 28th February to 29th March, and then on 30th March, the display will change from As well as the Ramadan Lights, which can be found on Coventry Street near Leicester Square, there is a smaller installation that tourists and visitors can visit around the corner near the Mary This year will be the third annual display of Ramadan lights in Visitors can also participate in the fun this year with a button in Leicester Square that send beams of light representing the RAMADAN LIGHTS LONDON. From 28th February - 6th April 2025, we will once again illuminate the West End with a spectacular, free aerial display - now enhanced with exciting new experiences as part of this year's family friendly programme. Sadiq Khan turned on London's first Ramadan lights in 2023. the Aziz Foundation charity — is accompanied by special events including an interactive light installation in Leicester Square, an London’s First Iftar Food Trail – The ‘Ramadan Delights’ food trail features exclusive offers at top Halal-friendly dining spots, including 1 Leicester Square at Hotel Indigo, Franco’s, Americana London, Farzi London, Shake Shack, and Bone Daddies. A new addition for 2025 is the ‘Spread The Light’ interactive installation in Leicester Square. Visitors can press a button to send beams of light soaring up the structure, visually For the first time, London's West End has been lit up with 30,000 lights to mark the holy month of Ramadan. Coventry Street, which links Leicester Square with Piccadilly, is illuminated From 7th March to 16th April 2024, over 30,000 lights will illuminate the skies between Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. The installation is inspired by one of the defining features of Ramadan; the daily transition of dawn and dusk. For the first time, London's West End has been lit up with 30,000 lights to mark the holy month of Ramadan. Coventry Street, which links Leicester Square with Piccadilly, is illuminated Experience the magic of Ramadan as Coventry Street lights up with over 30,000 LED bulbs, stunning aerial displays, and Vibrant Crazy Neon Signs . Celebrate unity, diversity, and the spirit of Ramadan in London’s West End from February 28 to April 6. Don’t miss the interactive ‘Spread The Light’ display, Iftar Food Trail, and dazzling ‘Happy Eid’ finale! Coventry Street is between the Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square tube stations. Both are accessible via the Piccadilly line. Leicester Square is also on the Northern line while Piccadilly Circus is also a part of the Bakerloo line. Eric, a London resident, was enchanted by the interactive Ramadan lights in Leicester Square, near the Mary Poppins statue. He wanted to “learn more” about the Muslim holy month and celebrate Wishing everyone preparing for Ramadan in London and around the world a blessed month ☪️ #Ramadan #Ramadan2025 #RamadanMubarak #Ramzan #London #RamadanLights are now on in #London’s West End. On Thursday March 7, the Mayor of London switched on a huge display of 30,000 lights that illuminate the streets from Piccadilly Circus all the along Coventry Street to Leicester Square until Coventry Street, which joins Piccadilly and Leicester Square, is now illuminated with the message “Happy Ramadan” after a woman single-handedly campaigned to get the month-long Muslim festival For the third year running, London is set to display special Ramadan lights to observe the special month of fasting, prayer, reflection and community in Islam. The ninth month of the Islamic lunar As well as the Ramadan Lights, which can be found on Coventry Street near Leicester Square, there is a smaller installation that tourists and visitors can visit around the corner near the Mary Above it all, the decorations were headed by "Happy Ramadan" banner in lights. The project was the first of its scale to include the installation of 30,000 sustainable lights. The design was developed by non-profit organisation Ramadan Lights UK, which was founded by Aisha Desai.
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