London November 2013: Events, exhibitions and best things to do Hyde Park is again transformed into a festive escape with this month's return of Hyde Park Winter Wonderland. As ever, the event sees an expanse of the park transformed into a Christmas-themed carnival, with rides, markets, ice rink and food stalls laid out until early January. Visitors who remember last year's "The Magical Ice Kingdom," will find it in place again this year, but it will be twice the size. The attraction is in place from November 22 to January 5. 41 Portland Place is transformed into The House of Peroni this month, as part of a short-term residency that will see the beer brand sponsor a series of unusual and Italian-themed cultural events and culinary experiences. Among the entertainment options on offer are daily film screenings; fashion master classes and supper clubs. As a whole, the space will function somewhat as a stylish members" club, but with entrance free and open to anyone over 18. There is a charge of £30-£45 for individual evening events, however. The House remains open from Monday to Saturday from November 6-30. Turner and the Sea is the major new exhibition at Greenwich's National Maritime Museum. The show is the first full-scale examination of J.M.W Turner's lifelong fascination with the sea and features 120 pieces, encompassing oils, watercolours, prints and sketches, dedicated to that theme. It runs from November 22 to April 21, 2014. After-hours access to the Tower of London is something occasionally offered as part of money-no-object holidays to London but a newly launched series of "Twilight Tours" is set to make the experience accessible to everyone. The atmospheric tour will enable visitors to see the Tower's most renowned sights, including Traitors" Gate and the Bloody Tower, all under cover of darkness. The tours, which start at 7.30pm and cost £25, run on every Wednesday in November, January, February and March. At the British Library, the exhibition Georgians Revealed celebrates the 300 years since the period began by exploring what Georgian life in Britain was like between 1714 and 1830. Utilising some 200 Georgian artefacts cherry picked from the library's extensive collections, the show considers the influence contemporary theatre-going, fashion, celebrity and gambling have had on their modern-day counterparts. In addition to the main exhibition, a programme of complementary events, including talks by Heston Blumenthal and historian Lucy Inglis, will take place over the coming months. The exhibition itself runs from November 8 to March 11, 2014. A lie-in, a few hours pouring over the weekend papers and then a roast - it's the ideal Sunday for many. Inspired by those activities, the one-day Sunday Papers Live features a series of walks, talks, performances and culinary events - speakers include Jon Snow and comedian Andrew Maxwell. Costing £30 per person, it takes place at Cecil Sharp House. The ATP is the Association of Tennis Professionals and its annual world tour concludes again this year at London's O2 Arena. As ever, the ATP World Tour Finals sees top eight players in men's tennis round off the season by battling each other to be crowned the definitive tennis champion of 2012. For their trouble there's the chance to pick up a helping of the multimillion-dollar prize fund. With egos to bolster and serious money to be made, the competition is reliably fierce so expect star turns from Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, David Ferrer, Juan Martin del Potro, Tomas Berdych, Roger Federer, Stanislas Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet. ATP tickets > At Barbican, Pop Art Design examines the origins of Pop Art and the inspiration its artists derived from contemporary designers - and vice versa. The exhibition features some 200 works by 70 artists, from the most established names of the movement such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, to lesser-known innovators such as Gaetano Pesce and Joe Tilson. It runs until February 9, 2014. Always a spectacular show, the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition this year runs until March 23, 2014. From the tens of thousands of international entries received by judges the best 100 will be on display so, as usual, you can expect a thrilling, surprising and touching selection of pictures that expertly capture the wonders of the natural world.