The London Eye Lights Up for Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day
The London Eye will be illuminated to resemble a poppy on Remembrance Sunday and again on Armistice Day. Remembrance Sunday is on November 9 this year, followed by Armistice Day on Tuesday, November 11.
Honouring Those Who Lost Their Lives
Throughout the week, many London landmarks will pay tribute to the fallen. The London Eye’s pods will glow in red and green, creating a striking poppy design visible against the nighttime skyline.
As daylight hours shrink due to clocks going back, this warm glow in the heart of the city will be a meaningful sight, shining across London.
Two-Minute Silence at the London Eye
Visitors present at the London Eye on both days will be invited to participate in a two-minute silence to honour those remembered on these occasions.
Annual Tradition
The lighting is an annual tradition marking Remembrance Day in London, symbolizing respect and remembrance for those lost in battle.
Citywide Tributes
Across London, Transport for London (TfL) will display poppy-themed roundels in stations and decorate selected buses to recognise these significant days.
"You can see the light display from one of London’s most iconic landmarks on both Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day, marking both occasions and paying tribute to those who have passed on in battle."
Author's summary: The London Eye will illuminate red and green poppy colors on Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day, continuing an annual tribute to those who sacrificed in battle, alongside citywide commemorations.