Pride in London Parade 2023

Live Stream, TV, Lineup, Route, Start Time

Let's Celebrate!Pride in London, variously and previously known as London Pride and Pride London, is the UK capital's entry into the summer pride festival calendar, hosting a series of events across the city over a 2 week period in mid to late June each year.

The highlight of Pride in London is of course the pride parade, which has over 30,000 participants, with this year's theme being 'Never March Alone: Championing Trans Allyship'. The parade covers a route through the city that takes in many of London's most iconic sights, including Oxford Street, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and Whitehall, making this one of the longer pride parade routes anywhere in the world. Throughout the day there's also entertainment and music on the main stages at Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Dean Street and Golden Square, between noon and 8pm. There will also be a dedicated LGBT+ family area located at St Giles-in-the-Field, where you can enjoy family friendly activities and performances.

The Pride in London parade attracts crowds estimated at over 1 million people out onto the city’s streets to watch the hundreds of bright and colourful floats and walking groups from many organizations, accompanied by constant wall of noise form a variety of live music performers.

Date

The Pride in London parade will take place on Saturday 1st July.

Parade Route

The parade steps off from Hyde Park Corner this year at 12 noon and follows a route through the city as follows:

Piccadilly Circus
Haymarket
Trafalgar Square
Whitehall

Interactive map available here: London Pride Route

Trafalgar Square also hosts the main event of the day, with a stage set up for speeches and live musical performances throughout the day. Full line up to follow once it's been announced.

You can see the lineup and order of march for the parade here once it has been released:

Pride London parade lineup

TV & Streaming

The Pride in London parade has for the last few years now been broadcast live by the local TV channel London Live, which also offers an excellent live streaming online webcast option:

London Pride live stream

There is an official Youtube channel which should have plenty of coverage too:

Pride London on Youtube

There are also several live streaming webcam views at key locations along the parade route, including in Trafalgar Square, where the main party takes place:

London webcams

Hotels and Accommodation

London hotel accommodation is expensive at the best of times, and a weekend stay in late June will be one of the peak times so we advise you to make your reservation as far in advance as is practicable.

You can check availability and make reservations for local hotels here.

Reviews & Sharing

Page content by Martin Kerrigan. If you have found the content on this page useful then please feel free to share it with your friends and family, or if you have any information or updates that might be useful for us to add to the page then please contact us

This site uses cookies, continued use constitutes acceptance - see our Privacy Policy