Explore our Star Mix Case of 12 or the Tangfastics Case of 13. Organising a festive gathering or event? Our Giant Cola Bottles and Heart Throbs tubs might be just what you need.

Turn your lights off for a surprise with this glow in the dark, tasty advent calendar that brings together HARIBO & MAOAM favourites from across the world with Roulette, Goldbears, and other tasty treats. Available exclusively from Asda. Probably London's most famous Christmas tree, the Trafalgar Square spruce is a gift from Norway each year. The lights are arranged in vertical strings in a traditional Norwegian style. It's not to everyone's taste, but it wouldn't be Christmas in London without it. The lights are looking particularly golden this year, too. Waterloo station Photo: Londonist Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. With an anticipated 20 million visitors, passers-by will be encouraged to capture their heart-warming festive moments and to share them across social channels using the hashtag #DecoratingDay. But the slogan rings true, kids and grown-ups love it so, the happy world of Haribo! And that’s why Haribo has some of the best-selling sweets in the UK.Haribo also make selection boxes, which come in handy for people who don’t like chocolate or have allergies to dairy. Give your customers something different this Christmas with our Christmas Haribo products. Head to Tower Green within the Tower of London to spot this 22ft Christmas tree, 'guarded' by 12 wooden Beefeater cutouts. That's not the only festive spruce in the fortress this year — a smaller one can be found near the entrance, surrounded by three lions, representing those given as a gift to King Henry III. It's part of a 12 Days of Christmas themed trail around the Tower, which also includes nine wreaths representing rowdy ravens, and five gold coins, reflecting the history of the Royal Mint at the Tower. Festive and historic? We love it. Hampton Court Palace Photo: Londonist Haribo advent calendars will help your customers count down to Christmas without the traditional chocolate calendar, a trend we’ve been seeing for a few years now. Hampton Court Palace is also home to light trail Palace of Light, which has its own bushy Christmas tree located within one of the courtyards. Photo: Londonist Sheraton Grand Park Lane Photo: Londonist Craving tubs of Star Mix or the inventive Soda Twist Zing? Discover the captivating Strawberry Balla Stixx or the timeless Gold Bears. For an exclusive treat, indulge in our Rhubarb and Custard or the Terrific Turtles tubs.

Loved by everyone, Haribo selection boxes are a must-have at Christmas! Haribo's natural colour-free selections will have both the young and young-at-heart jiving in joy. Faces will light up when presented with the Haribo Selection Box filled with mini bags of Starmix, Tangfastics, and more. For a vegetarian-friendly treat, the Haribo Sweet Medley Gift Box is a merry must-have. Each decorated with 100 over-sized iconic treat piece baubles and a Goldbear topper, the trees launched on the 1st December and remain in position until 3 January, giving commuters and those visiting the City plenty of opportunity to share the happiness.For those who are seeking a more luxurious Christmas selection box, Lindt has got you covered. The Lindt Lindor Milk Chocolate Selection Box offers a range of stars, truffles, and bars. Want more variety? The Lindt Lindor Assorted Selection Box adds a touch of white chocolate elegance to the mix. Light festival Christmas at Kew is an absolute joy to behold, and that includes the trail's Christmas tree, an LED installation which can be found towards the end of the route, right before the grand finale. It changes colour, showcases different patterns, and offers a 'Merry Christmas' message in a sequence lasting a couple of minutes. See it in action on this Christmas at Kew 2022 video. Television Centre Image: Television Centre

As in previous years, Aqua Shard is supporting Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity, with special Christmas dishes being sold to raise money for the organisation. As festive days out go, Hampton Court Palace is a solid bet. Its ice rink is flanked by the palace façade on one side, and the River Thames on the other, with a beautiful, traditionally lit Christmas tree right in the middle. Photo: Londonist Alongside the tree is a QR code, which visitors can scan to learn more about Refuge's work supporting victims of domestic abuse. Trafalgar Square Photo: Londonist This is your time to shine and show us why you'd make a great addition to the HARIBO team! So it's important that you use your application to highlight your strengths - remember, we are looking for top-quality candidates for all of our roles. Provide us with an authentic and accurate overall description of you and don't forget to detail your motivation for joining HARIBO - what is it that sets you apart from the rest? First impressions count, so this is your chance to distinguish yourself from all the other applicants. Your covering letter A childlike glee came over us when we stepped off a train to be greeted by this sweet Haribo Christmas tree on the concourse at Waterloo station. Kids and grownups will also love the identical tree at Victoria station too. The giant Haribo sweets are a whimsical celebration of Christmas, and a special button mounted at ground level on one side adds an interactive element, causing the Goldbear at the top to sparkle and music to play when it's pressed. The V&A Museum Photo: Londonist/@londonartcritic

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elsewhere: a place to think about the world is a 33ft-tall structure by Berlin-based, experimental art and architecture practice, raumlabo (who clearly have something against capital letters), and consists of kaleidoscopic patterns, flags, and a pulsating red sphere, with a continuous message reading 'Learning from experiments in collective management in resources' running along the top. It aims to help us understand our place in the world. And understand this: it's not one for traditionalists.